[2ndDivisionVet]

[867V309]

'the one who took the first step'

cue her cankleness being tossed like a sack of meat into the scooby van.

[Berlin_Freeper]

One small step for Hillary Clinton.
One giant fall for mankind.

[Jonty30]

First step and then down the stairs.

[DesertRhino]

It was the second step that threw her.

[Windflier]

"She went through so much s**t for all of us as women that, yeah, I was like I want to thank her for everything she went through,"

You poor fool. Hillary has been cackling all the way to the bank on that sort of naive sympathy for decades.

[Boomer]

I can easily understand women wanting to see the glass ceiling broken with a woman President but what I can’t possibly understand is why they would want such a foul vile criminal and evil creature from the deepest part of the swamp to be that first woman. I just don’t get how anyone could possibly vote for her with her record.

It tells me more about the people willing to vote for her despite her evilness than it does about miss vile herself.

[oldplayer]

“She went through so much s**t for all of us as women that, yeah, I was like I want to thank her for everything she went through,” Zuttel told CBC, noting she hand delivered her message to the Clintons’ security staff.

Gee. This Zuttel woman must never have heard of Sarah Palin.

[RC one]

Victoria Woodhull is visiting Montreal? Very interesting.

[simpson96]

Took the first step...then went Ker-PLOP!

[Dubh_Ghlase]

Dannenbaum says she was raised in Los Angeles by two moms "in an interracial, Jewish family" and is a Democrat "through and through."

There's your formative molding right there...rest of the article is now rendered meaningless....

[outofsalt]

""I want to be secretary of state when I grow up and she has broken so many glass ceilings … that I won't have to break," said Dannenbaum"

Condoleezza Rice or even Madeline Notsobright ring any bells?

[Fiddlstix]