Posted on 12/18/2005 10:24:25 AM PST by John Semmens
Master of home décor, Martha Stewart is endorsing Hillary Clinton for president.
“As first lady, Hillary demonstrated impeccable taste in home furnishings,” Stewart said. “Her artistic flair for drapery is unparalleled. This is the kind of leadership the country has missed since that Texas yahoo moved into the White House."
Stewart also cited Senator Clinton’s investment acumen as further qualification for the presidency. “Hillary once made $100,000 in a single day in commodity speculation and she didn’t have to go to jail afterward,” Stewart said. “She’s sharp. That’s what America needs from its leaders.”
As evidence of her seriousness, Ms. Stewart has planted a flower bed that spells out “Hillary 2008” at her home in Danbury, Connecticut.
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These damn republican money grabbers and their big money politicians make me so...wait a tick. Oh, never mind.
"Texas yahoo"?? What about an Arkansas chicken.....oh never mind!
Remember how she took Vince Foster's murder and made it look like a suicide?
Who gives a big rats A**, Birds of a feather fly togather.
These two scumb bags realy know how to work the stock mkt.
Sounds like Hillary must be an expert at 'cutting the cheese'.
Takes a crook to know a crook. Sewer water seeks it's own level.
Felons can't vote.
Unfortunately, some states do allow felons to vote. And as luck would have it, New York is one such state. Probably one of the reasons Hillary the carpetbagger chose that state to run in.
UGH...
Did not know that...
;-(
UGH is right. ;-)
No, they (including the Slickmeister here,too) chose New York because they knew full well it's the only state in the Union she (as a carpetbagger)could get elected by a landslide in, due to it's voting history. They knew better than to try it in the state they used to rule as co-governors.
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