Posted on 07/11/2014 8:45:14 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
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http://www.harrywalker.com/speaker/Hillary-Clinton.cfm?Spea_ID=1655
On the other hand, AB Stoddard grew up to be a "crony"
Being a crony can get you a $1.8 million house in Chevy Chase, Maryland, some say.
How ironic, using the word "lucrative" as a slur to describe Palin's current career.
Pretty sure Sarah hasn't got a crony pad worth $1.8 mil in the DC Pustule...
The picture didn’t post.
I can see it but you can’t? Anyone else see it?
Stoddard attended the prestigious Spence School in New York City, later graduating from Connecticut College in 1991. She was employed as a reporter by the Potomac News in northern Virginia. Stoddard was a Congressional reporter for The Hill from 1995 to 1999.
Her father is Brandon Stoddard, who served as president of ABC Productions and ABC Motion Pictures. Stoddard's mother is Alexandra Stoddard, a prolific author, interior designer and lifestyle philosopher.
Her aunt is Barbara Johns Waterston, owner of Providence Magazine. Stoddard's cousin is James Smallwood Waterston, an actor. Her great-aunt is Ruth Elizabeth Johns, renowned social worker.
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The Hill’s Stoddard: Bunning ‘Gave the GOP the Face of a Mean Old White Guy’
By Mike Bates | March 4, 2010 | 17:12
When a political editor declares that U.S. Senator Jim Bunning (R-Ky) makes “even former Vice President Dick Cheney seem warm and fuzzy,” you know that the mainstream media are reaching for the long knives. Associate editor of The Hill A.B. Stoddard wrote in yesterday’s “Bunnings gift to Dems:”
Bunnings blowup was indeed a gift to bewildered Democrats on more than one level. It portrayed Republicans as obstructionists, showed Republicans dissing the unemployed, gave the GOP the face of a mean old white guy that made even former Vice President Dick Cheney seem warm and fuzzy, illustrated how hamstrung Democrats are in trying to pass legislation within the confines of Senate rules, made fellow home-state senator and former friend Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) squirm and distracted from the plans Democrats have to pass healthcare reform with the reconciliation procedure, as well as from Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) stepping down as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee amid ethical troubles. Lets call that a six-fer.
http://newsbusters.org/people/b-stoddard#ixzz37E6rdu5P
I’ve got stickers that say,
“The average price per gallon on Jan 20, 2009 was $1.83. Had enough Obama Hope and Change yet?”
I put one on the pump every time I fill up.
December 12, 2008
A.B. Stoddard. The associate editor of “The Hill” offered up the strange excuse that death threats are preventing Rahm Emanuel from attending press conferences in the course of an MSNBC appearance this afternoon during which she also claimed that “President-elect Obama is taking steps to be as forthcoming and as open and as transparent as he promised he would be.”
I just grabbed it off a Google search.
. A.B. Stoddard is an associate editor of The Hill. Unfortunately, Stoddard is also routinely on the Fox News all star panel. Last night after Obamas hyper partisan propaganda speech Stoddard of course praised Obama, and made the asinine claim that Ronald Reagan couldnt win the Republican nomination
Well, first of all Ronald Reagan, as everyone at this table knows would not be able to win the Republican nomination in the Republican Party of 2011, period, Stoddard said. This is one of the reasons President Obama continues to mention him.
Hahahaha! I worked for President Reagan. She has NO IDEA what he was capable of.
They know Palin is the North Star for people who still care about America.
Stoddard attended the prestigious Spence School in New York City, later graduating from Connecticut College in
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Snob from birth....
Nepotism pays very well in the District or Corruption.
Pray America wakes up
I read her mother’s lifestyle books in the ‘90’s, not that I remember anything about them, she spent a lot of time decorating very feminine spaces and musing about fluff.
At that time, I much more enjoyed The Tightwad Gazette.
I guess I didn't make the connection for some reason!
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