Hillary blanches at being branded as un-American

Washington Times ^ | 12/8/03 | Audrey Hudsen

[Tumbleweed_Connection]

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday called it "so sad" that she is being criticized as un-American for questioning Bush administration war policies while visiting troops in Iraq over the Thanksgiving holiday.

"I think that's reflective of the efforts by this administration to deny and divert attention from what everybody knows. I mean, it is like the old children's story, 'The Emperor Has No Clothes,'

[Killborn]

Does the truth hurt, Hillary?

[Mr. Buzzcut]

I think that's reflective of the efforts by this administration to deny and divert attention from what everybody knows.

... because, certainly, we Right Wing Kooks can't think for ourselves ... I had no idea Shrillary's words to the troops were un-American until Dick Cheney called and told me so ... frickin' shrew ...

[Looking4Truth]

"No, no," Mrs. Clinton told NBC's "Meet the Press."

Isn't that what Juanita Broadderick said, too?

[ladyinred]

This has nothing to do with the President, Hillary. Believe it or not we have minds of our own.

How arrogant of this woman (?) to think that we only have views that are molded by our leaders.

We, the citizens think you are unAmerican Hillary, all on our own!

[Young Rhino]

Hillary isn't anti-American. She is pro-personal power no matter what the cost. If she could become a conservative and win the Republican nomination in 2008, she would do so. To her, patriotism is irrelevant. It is all about power.

[Tall_Texan]

I mean, it is like the old children's story, 'The Emperor Has No Clothes,' " Mrs. Clinton said.

At least this emperor knows how to keep his clothes ON, your Heinous.

[Eastbound]

"Mrs. Clinton said she did not undercut morale by criticizing the commander in chief to U.S. soldiers in Iraq. "It is fully appropriate, in talking with our soldiers, to have that kind of conversation with them," Mrs. Clinton said.

I hardly think that when someone asks you to pass the mashed potatoes and gravy it could be characterized as a 'conversation.'

[RLK]

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday called it "so sad" that she is being criticized as un-American ---

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The typical Hillary ploy. She answers by giving her subjective emotional reaction rather than addressing any substance. It works today in a society of people concerned only with their subjective feelings.

[ETERNAL WARMING]

Who's she kidding? She's a globalist of the highest order. She'd like nothing better than the demise of the USA and that PESKY little Constitution.

[not-an-ostrich]

Hillary must still be smarting from Freepers delivering "The Emperor Has No Clothes" to Congress as a ridicule of Bill. She hasn't forgotten. Probably has been waiting for years to slap that back. Unfortunately it doesn't fit.

[sheik yerbouty]

She is, after all, "The Bride of Satan". No good thing will ever come from her.

[Joe_October]

.... "I have said no. I've said no, no, no, no." ....

I watched it on replay on CNBC and this taken out of context. When asked would she run if they nominated her, she said, I said No in the past. She did not so "No." She got pretend cutesy and he had to ask a number of times and she never said no. It was a real simple question and she did not answer it straight.

After listening (and puking), it struck me how she couldn't actually answer any question. Her deep analysis was the Bush is bad. I oppose everything. When he put in the Steel tariffs, I opposed them. Now that he is removing them, I oppose that. Why? Because he should bend to the Europeans (translation, he should act unilaterally).

I have no idea why some say Meet the Press is good. It was no better than the Greta show. No depth. No serious analysis. There minutes to answer a question that is either: Yes, No, or Maybe.

The US Press is not only biased, it's also incompetent. Even the best is not even mediocre. It all stinks.

[c-b 1]

Some of us have been calling her Anti-American for ten years.

[fiscally_right]

"'The Emperor Has No Clothes,'"

Isn't it 'The Emperor's New Clothes?" Maybe I'm wrong.

[RLK]

Hillary isn't anti-American. She is pro-personal power no matter what the cost. If she could become a conservative and win the Republican nomination in 2008, she would do so. To her, patriotism is irrelevant. It is all about power.

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There is great truth in that statement. She would change her spots to get elected. However, she fundamentally hates this country and has for 35 years since she attended that whorehouse college in which she was programmed and from which she granulated. She will revert to that after being elected president. It's in her blood. It's her meaning and obsession in life.

[onyx]

She called it "SAD" that she's rightfully called Un-American.


Well, let her prove her patriotism by unsealing her dissertation from Wellsley for all of us to read.

[RLK]

She's a globalist of the highest order.

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But so is George Bush.

[Miss Marple]

You are quite right. The title of the story is "The Emperor's New Clothes." She cannot even get the name of a fairy tale correct.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday called it "so sad" that she is being criticized as un-American

Well, Your Heinous: if the moldy "I [Heart] CHE!" peasant blouse and worn, patchouli-stained Birkenstocks fit... :)