[Tribune7]

When two men – dolts, to be sure

What I'm far more sure of is that they were paid to do it by the Clintons.

[bannie]

If you don't vote for Herself, you're sexist.

If you don't vote for B. Hussein O., you're a bigot AND anti-muslem.

So.....if you don't vote for a white man, you're a bigot and a sexist.

"We are all equally different."

[BenLurkin]

Yes, but they were fake tears and everyone knows it.

So, it's OK.

[IrishMike]

FICTION:

“As a young girl, I had the great privilege of hearing Dr. King speak in Chicago. The year was 1963. My youth minister from our church took a few of us down on a cold January night to hear someone that we had read about, we had watched on television, we had seen with our own eyes from a distance, this phenomenon known as Dr. King. He titled the sermon he gave that night “Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution.”
— Hillary Clinton, March 4, 2007, on the 42nd anniversary of Bloody Sunday in Selma.

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Fact:
This amazing brush with history has been featured prominently in Hillary’s ghostwritten autobiography and all of the other hagiographies written about her, where it is uniformly presented as a watershed moment in her young life.

However, despite her various recollections of the event, the young Diane Rodham (as she called herself then) went to hear Martin Luther King, Jr. on April 15, 1962.

But far more importantly, it would appear that Mr. King didn’t make much of an impression on herself at all. Since after having had that supposedly life-changing moment, young Diane went on to become a “Goldwater Girl” and to campaign door to door for her candidate throughout the fall of 1964.

Unfortunately for the Hillary mythos, as I have mentioned elsewhere, her hero Mr. Goldwater was adamantly opposed to the passage of the Civil Right Act of 1964, which of course was Mr. King’s primary cause at the time.

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

We wouldn't even know who Hillary Clinton is if not for her riding her husband into the limelight. She gained power and prestige through a man's political skills and his political office.

She is no self-made personality.

[Grig]

What I find fascinating is that society is just fine with womanly women, and doesn’t really like manly women. Hillery acting like a pre-feminist woman gains her the kind of power feminists want, but acting like a feminazi robs her of it.

[Kay Syrah]

The behavior that some believe clinched Clinton's New Hampshire victory raised other serious questions: If Hillary is tearing up publicly over a single political defeat in the earliest phases of the presidential election process, how exactly would she (or any woman) handle the dispiriting setbacks that inevitably come with holding the most powerful office in the world? And is an image of “female vulnerability” – however politically advantageous to Hillary personally, now or in the future – really what Americans want to project to Islamofascists around the world?

When she is president, there will be no tears because she will have the power to make people do what she wants. She will have everything she needs to get her way. She wasn't crying about the rigours of campainging, but the BS she has to take to get the stupid people to vote for her.

[devolve]

"When they say to themselves, "Okay. I have a choice between a truly inspirational speaker who has not done the kind of spadework with the sort of, uh, experience that, uhhh, another candidate has --"


"Give me a break.

This whole thing is the biggest fairy tale I've ever seen."

[RedWireNut]

. . . . “it’s entirely possible that Hillary Clinton’s will be the face that joins Anthony’s and Stanton’s on the sculpture.”

Should this ever, (God forbid) become a possibility, I suggest they carve the back of her head in the stone, since she has always turned her back on everything except what would be good for hillary.

The Ballard of Hillaree
With apologies to Paul Henning

Come, listen to a story ‘bout a gal named Hill,
Hitched her star to a Bubba named Bill,
Then one day, tried to go it alone,
Only to find that she did not own.

Charm that is. Pol savvy. Schmoooze.

Well, the first thing you know ol Hill’s in trouble,
Staff kindly said, “your numbers need to double”,
Said, “buy some votes is what you oughta do”,
“For you and Bubba, that’s nothin’ new”.

Cemeteries. Soup kitchens. Buss em.

Well now it’s time for ol Hill and all her kin,
To thank all you dummies fer heppin her to win,
Ya’ll are invited to her next locality,
For another heap’n help’n of her treachery.

HillBilly magic. Cast a spell. Turn off your cell.

Don’t look back now! Y’hear?