A commie, but not to shabby a pic that Drudge posted, though.
Posted on 09/05/2007 6:20:37 AM PDT by mmanager
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 — In September 1968, Hillary Diane Rodham, role model and student government president, was addressing Wellesley College freshmen girls — back when they were still called “girls” — about methods of protest. It was a hot topic in that overheated year of what she termed “confrontation politics from Chicago to Czechoslovakia.”
“Dynamism is a function of change,” Ms. Rodham said in her speech. “On some campuses, change is effected through nonviolent or even violent means. Although we too have had our demonstrations, change here is usually a product of discussion in the decision-making process.”
Her handwritten remarks — on file in the Wellesley archives — abound with abbreviations, crossed-out sentences and scrawled reinsertions, as if composed in a hurry. Yet Ms. Rodham’s words are neatly contained between tight margins. She took care to stay within the lines, even when they were moving so far and fast in 1968. While student leaders at some campuses went to the barricades, Ms. Rodham was attending teach-ins, leading panel discussions and joining steering committees. She preferred her “confrontation politics” cooler
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This article is the hugest barf alert, a lesson in pure idolatry by the slimes.
A commie, but not to shabby a pic that Drudge posted, though.
I wonder what her ankels looked like back then?
Typically, the paper, which received an A, was neatly typed, exhaustively footnoted and even included a page of acknowledgments. “Although I have no “loving wife” to thank for keeping the children away while I wrote,” Ms. Rodham said, “I do have many friends and teachers who have contributed to the process.”Pandering even then to feminism and/or lesbianism? Self-revelation? But not to fret Hil, if someday you become President you too can have a wife.
Hillary has always had CRLs. Charging Rhinoceros Legs. And that includes ankles.
That’s not her.
Before turning Commie
After turning Commie
I think it’s probably her. Just very favorable angle, lighting, etc.
It’s like the one lucky shot where we look good that we all have somewhere and cling to!
That git was revolution to the max back then and that kinda thing just wasn't done if one wanted to stay up with the latest anti-establishment fashion trends.
Myrna Minkoff for President!
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