Posted on 02/12/2016 7:35:22 AM PST by NOBO2012
What? Another Democratic debate last night? I don’t get it, what’s the point?
There are only 2 candidates and they are both old coots who disagree only on how much money it will take to make this country a socialist paradise.
Same species, different shade
There was very little new ground covered and they discussed all the usual topics except Hill’s emails which remain off-limits. The Washington Post summarized it thusly:
This truly was a PBS debate: genteel, civilized, lacking drama — and full of material that’s already aired somewhere else.
Butt after the debate, that’s a different story: not so genteel, not so civilized, and a little bit more drama on Huma’s part:
Huma was probably just having a bad day. A really bad day. And yikes, it’s unlikely it’s going to get any better. For either of the ladies.
“I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings†– Maya Angelo
Posted from: Michelle Obama’s Mirror
Along with a P.A. system, the camera is not a friend to Hillary Clinton.
It’s the male canary that sings. Once it mates, it never sings again.
Burney looks like he needs a solid dose of Metamucil, LOL
Give him a solid dose of Metamucil, and he’ll deliver himself of a Hillary.
Give him a solid dose of Metamucil, and he’ll deliver himself of a Hillary.
Give him a solid dose of Metamucil, and he’ll deliver himself of a Hillary.
why was Hillary wearing a rain slicker?
“I know why the caged bird sings”
because you put it in a cage, dumba**. If it wasn’t in a cage, it would be in the forest where you can’t hear it.
And her personality is grating.
It was NOT Maya Angelou who came up with the remark: “I know why the caged bird sings”. It was another authoress, Maya Angelou just “lifted” it and gets all the credit for the remark. I think Maya Angelou “borrowed” that remark for one of her books but never credited the authoress she took it from.
Wow!! Never knew that. Thanks for the info.
These pix are painful to look at.
People who raise canaries never ever mate their best singers. They may do one or two to continue the line, but that’s it.
The one thing I liked about “Dr.” Maya Angelou is that in her books she was honest about what a fraud she was.
Fascinating ! I remember as a kid, canaries were very popular in my neighborhood. I wanted one so bad, never did get one.
A friend of my grandad raised them for sale so that’s how I got to know about them.
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