Every time she tells a lie the audience cheers!? Are these people that stupid or is there truth to the phrase “blind faith”? Honestly, I think even Forest Gump could see right through her.

I. Just. Don’t. Get it.

If she gets a little sleepy and confuses the details, like being attacked by a Tiger tank, it happens to all of us.

So let’s ask Hillary this: what other war zones did she visit as First Lady? And did she take 15-year-old Chelsea to those as well?

Hillary “Ed, I remind you, sternly”

- WH Clinton picture revealing ceremony
- 9/11 memorial gatherings, at which ‘chimpy’ spoke
- Ronald Reagan funeral, where this “setting us back” president spoke, again.
- the past 4-5 State of the Union speeches by “the worst president, ever”

…to name just a few.

Mismatch of words and actions.

Oh that’s what it was. Because I thought she was just lying.

What a weasel.

Anyone who didn’t laugh at her hilarious joke about being under sniper fire is obviously a humorless prig. And that, as we all know, is the WORST THING IN THE WORLD to be.

This comes from a book “written” by one devil to another on how to drag people to Hell (poetically appropriate? I report, you decide):

[People] take their “sense of humor” so seriously that a deficiency in this sense is almost the only deficiency at which they feel shame. Humor is for them the…all-excusing grace of life. Hence it is invaluable as a means of destroying shame. If a man simply lets others pay for him, he is “mean;” if he boasts of it in a jocular manner and twists his fellows with having been scored off, he is no longer “mean” but a comical fellow. Mere cowardice is shameful; cowardice boasted of with humorous exaggerations and grotesque gestures can be passed off as funny. Cruelty is shameful – unless the cruel man can represent it as a practical joke…Any suggestion there might be too much of it can be represented as “puritanical” or as betraying a “lack of humor.” — C.S. Lewis, The Screwtape Letters

what other war zones did she visit as First Lady?

Hmmm…Rwanda?

Oh, never mind. Her husband barely even went there.

The Clinton administration’s response constitutes one of the greatest abominations of American history. Not only did the United States refuse to intervene, but, to quote the New York Times, “it also used its considerable power to discourage other Western powers from intervening.”

To be fair, I should add the addendum that Clinton did go to Rwanda in 1998 to apologize, albeit for three-and-a-half hours, his plane not even shutting down its engines while he spoke. True to form, he at least felt their pain.

Wow, I love her economic program, more jobs for lazy low-skilled high school dropouts!

JamesB on April 4, 2008 at 10:14 AM

We already have plenty of jobs for high school dropouts. That is why we have the illegal immigration problem. It’s the lazy part that is the problem and all of the lib’s social programs are keeping them that way.

Kennedy (who had the “audacity” to publicly declare support for N’Obama).

Umm, what the heck is this?

Has Hillary ever said the private sector can do anything? Because the private sector has pretty much created, funded, and continues to support trade schools that are absolutely vital to the American Economy. Trade schools are churning out high tech graduates for the IT sector. They’re churning out grads for the automotive industry, the electrical industry, the nursing industry, etc. Most of these schools aren’t colleges. That’s good. College isn’t for everyone. Many people learn through hands on training. Read some studies Senator Clinton.

The primary reason for my dislike of Hillary Clinton is that she refuses to credit the private sector for anything it has done. I mean nothing. She just doesn’t compliment the private sector in doing anything because there is no way to connect their success with her political aspirations or her party’s.

“May God damn” the elected officials that choose to be deaf, dumb, and blind.

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(By the way, yes modus is the plural of modus: it’s a 4th-declension noun…)

Sniper fire, of course
   According to the AP, Clinton told Leno she almost didn’t make it to his studio. “It is so great to be here, I was so worried I wasn’t going to make it. I was pinned down by sniper fire,” Clinton …

Carry on.

I did a very short tour in Kosovo in June of 2000 with the 1/508th. We weren’t authorized to wear anything after our time there.

The anecdote about the minimum wage mom is beyond ludicrous.

It was a CheChe moment. Obviously we can figure out that it’s totally made up. But because it “feels” true, it obviously IS true in every way that matters.

Madame Hillary! demonstrates her Central Planning mindset in grabbing those pre-kindergarteners and pre-schoolers with her re-education camps. She and her Marxist buddies would have the State rather than its families raise children in order to secure a top-down economy. (This, from a person who cannot even manage her campaign finances effectively?)

Her snark at No Child Left Behind (which intended to attach measurable academic accountability to federal funds) was a snipe at both Bush (of course, because she still thinks he is her opponent in the race) and Kennedy (who had the “audacity” to publicly declare support for N’Obama).

Besides, as was pointed out, education is a local and state issue. The solutions should be bottom up. Most school failure and dropout rates are occurring in urban areas, unfortuately governed by ineffectual, corrupt, and bloated bureaucracies.

The anecdote about the minimum wage mom is beyond ludicrous. When raising the minimum wage was being debated, those familiar with how the economy works warned that jobs would be lost, hours would be cut back, and the young and unskilled would be hurt the most.

The whole Dem platform is a perpetual-motion maching of creating government neediness. History has proven that Dem “solutions” have unintended consequences far worse than the original problem.

“She’s such a dork.”
–Sprit of 1776

An insult to dorks everywhere!

“…empty suit filled with lies and empty rhetoric.”

Is this like the old teaser trick: “How much dirt is in a hole 2′ x 2′ x 2′ deep?

Just playin’ around Keemo-sabe.