[Ruth A.]

Well, I wouldn't cry, but I would be a little saddened that someone's husband and father were taken from them.
If you can't even express that, then you, Ma'am, are certainly someone I would not consider a decent person.

There are worse things than being fatherless or a widow. Quite frankly, I think he's done them in public against his daughter and wife.

Your estimation of me as a "decent person" is of no concern to me. I will meet God and his weighing of me is all that matters.

[MineralMan]

"There are worse things than being fatherless or a widow."

There are, but not many. Wishing ill on Clinton does not become anyone.

[Chad Fairbanks]

And when you meet Him, I'm sure you'll be pretty surprised, too.

[Conservababe]

I watched Hillary's words to the press. Lord love a duck, I knew she was a very cold woman, but I thought she was more politically savvy. Instead of acting concerned for her husband, she let the loathing for Bill show on her face.

She said he went to the ER, not WE. And then she says he spent the night at home. So, the next morning, he is called back for more tests, probably an angiogram. And she leaves for the Fair. And she is still not at the hospital with her husband. Now, I ask you, how many wives would act like Hillary.

The cable news are mentioning it frequently, but are covering their real thoughts by saying that it could not be very serious, as she is not with him. Ha!