[backhoe]

the caution lights began flashing in 1992 during Bill Clinton's Democratic Convention speech. “I have news for the forces of greed and the defenders of the status quo,” he declared. “Your time has come and gone.” It was a safe bet that he wasn't talking about money-hungry trial lawyers or overpaid bureaucrats, or people who steal silverware and sell pardons.

For others, the clearest signal of the Clintons' combination of arrogance and ineptitude came during a 1993 visit to Capitol Hill by Hillary Clinton. Asked by Virginia Congressman Norman Sisisky what could be done to ease the burden of her health care mandates on small business, the First Lady retorted in her best let-'em-eat-cake style, “I can't go out and save every undercapitalized entrepreneur in America.”

Nice to see this in print... I have never forgotten it-

[Rocko]

Neither have I.