Posted on 10/27/2014 7:34:41 AM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
If you're like me, Hillary's grating "sick and tired" lines from 2003 are seared, seared in your memory. And so it was that I experienced a sort of campaign PTSD this morning upon hearing Hillary at it again.
MSNBC's Daily Rundown aired a clip from Hillary's recent stump speech in North Carolina for Dem Senator Kay Hagan. It all flashed back: a similar screech, the same grating cadence, the utter absence of charisma. Question for the MSM: are you really ready to jump on the Hillary bandwagon? Why not go for a Dem candidate with charm, like, say, Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren? Hmm, on second thought . . . - See more at: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/mark-finkelstein/2014/10/27/shades-sick-and-tired-hillary-screeches-nc-stump#sthash.ZjXX2fYC.dpuf
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
Hillary’s stump speech in NC this past weekend reminiscent of her horrible “sick and tired” screech from 2003. Ping to Today show list.
For those who dare, here’s Hillary at her sick and tired worst in 2003: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJxmpTMGhU0
I am really hoping that the Democrat MSM turn on her, and support some young upstart punk instead of her, that would be worth watching
“Ah ain’t no wayze taaaarrrrrd!”
this picture ....the Hildebeest vs. the wanna-be Bush III .....where DID I hide my retching post?
She has the worst speaking voice in the country (well, Nicole Wallace comes in second). Margaret Thatcher used a speech therapist/coach to help lower her voice - but Hillary, of course, has no intention of doing that. She’s superior.
I would have to say that Hillary is one of a handful of politicos whom I absolutely can’t stand. I can’t stand to look at her, and I can’t stand to listen to her.
I can listen to those whom I disagree with politically, and give them that respect. But not Hillary. I have a visceral reaction against her for some reason.
“screech” is the perfect word.
Maybe it's because she's a bitch.
We are led to believe that there is some great connection between the two of them. However, when the rubber hits the road Obama is not going to be very nice to Hillary. In fact, she will be left standing like a ravaged lady of the evening left out on a cold rainy night.
"Did somebody call me?"
Most of the demoncraps I know don’t like Obama and they can’t stand Hillary. For some reason she brings out more animus that Hussein.
We are led to believe that there is some great connection between the two of them. However, when the rubber hits the road Obama is not going to be very nice to Hillary. In fact, she will be left standing like a ravaged lady of the evening left out on a cold rainy night.
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That is true. The Dems are going to run Lizzie Warren the lying Fauxahontus leftist who has no national experience, comes out of nowhere and is an academic (does this sound familiar?) Granma saves the country from evildoers. This woman is more able to oversee the dismantling of the country than any other candidate they have. She will such a sock puppet, Hussein will look decisive.
Looks like she just rode in on her broomstick.
I can relate
get ready to puke, apparently being foisted upon us for the next president of the US will be the hildahag or Jebby. Your freedom and opportunity to vote is granted by the ruling elite and is meant for nothing other than fooling the fools that still think they have a say in who goes to the WH.
Im getting an access denied message form the link.
No, no, The Flying Buttress will not go gently into that good night.
It’s going to be a claw & slugfest between Hillary & Fauxcahontas that will make pro wrestling look like a chess match.
Popcorn futures for 2016 are already rising. A bucket o’corn for the biddie debates will make movie theater snacks seem cheap.
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