Running Bimbo suppressions doesn’t count as significant executive experience either — unless you consider Bimbo eruptions a likely national threat.

Someone the rest of the world knows, looks up to, and has confidence in. I don’t think this is the time for on the job training on our economy or on foreign policy.

She made the point against her – oh, that voice. I even hear it when I read what she says.

2008 will be so much fun. She’s making the point against her and all the others.

Beauty is that whatever she says, it reminds people of her ‘partner’ and the Clinton years. No más!

I think we need a President with more experience than that. Someone the rest of the world knows, looks up to, and has confidence in.

Got someone in mind, Hillary?

Someone the rest of the world knows, looks up to, and has confidence in.

Um, that would NOT be you Mrs Clinton.

What’s lamer, Hillary arguing that being married to Bill Clinton somehow counts as foreign policy experience

Heh!

“I went to Beijing in 1995 and stood up to the Chinese government on human rights and women’s rights. took gobs of cash from the Chi-Coms as campaign contributions.”

Dudley Smith on November 20, 2007 at 5:22 PM

Not to mention the revolving door on the Lincoln bedroom that yielded huge returns for Bill’s reelection.

the name Hillary is the Mandarin phonetic equivalent of ’she-freedom bringer.’

And all this time I thought it was “server of General tso’s chicken.”

Frozen Tex on November 20, 2007 at 4:14 PM

OhEssYouCowboys on November 20, 2007 at 4:18 PM

When the h*ll was it cool?

When dueling was legal!

saint kansas on November 20, 2007 at 4:38 PM

JiangxiDad on November 20, 2007 at 4:49 PM

Sarcastic, wit is a good thing. I’m keepin’ my eye on you two.

I’d always dreamed of one day protesting there; in fact, the name Hillary is the Mandarin phonetic equivalent of ’she-freedom bringer.’ But was told I couldn’t because I was a woman.”

saint kansas on November 20, 2007 at 4:38 PM

I believe she’s a Chinese hero. Why else would they keep sending her all that money?

Via Allah at Hot Air, Hillary, as usual, is touting her 1995 trip to China. But there are two sub-plots to that trip worth noting.I went to Beijing in 1995 and stood up to the Chinese government on human rights…

I went to Beijing in 1995 and stood up to the Chinese government on human rights and women’s rights.

“And I went to Tiananmen Square in 1989 and stood up to the Chinese government on human rights and women’s rights.

“That person blocking the tanks? That was me.

“I’d always dreamed of one day protesting there; in fact, the name Hillary is the Mandarin phonetic equivalent of ‘she-freedom bringer.’ But was told I couldn’t because I was a woman.”

“I offer my credentials, my experience, and qualifications which I think uniquely equip me to be prepared to hit the ground running on Day One.

In the words of Dick Morris ~ When she says she can “hit the ground running,” she pretends that she is addressing her vast public policy experience. But it is irrelevant that she was in the White House for eight years. So was the pastry chef.

That’s it? What a sissy.

sunny on November 20, 2007 at 4:21 PM

You just noticed? That’s practically manning up talk from the Breck Girl.

And the Edwards campaign weighs in, defending Obama: “Now we know what Senator Clinton meant when she talked about ‘throwing mud’ in the last debate.”

That’s it? What a sissy.

I’d like to think that the image of Hillary or Obama in the White House would be enough to convince the “conscience” voters not to throw away their votes on losers, but sadly, there will always be those few whose “conscience” overpowers their ability to reason. I’m just hoping it’s a few thousand, and not a few percent.