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To: Tumbleweed_Connection

"Such behaviour may alienate her most liberal supporters."

Such behavior is lying triangulation and her liberal supporter probably know it.

" But then Hillary was never the politician that radical feminists dreamed of."

Load of cr*p. Hillary is exactly what the radical feminists want because she is one of them.

" Just as the first modern woman leader in Britain had to be tougher than the boys to silence her critics, so the first woman US president will be harder than the men around her."

More BS. Thatcher was Conservative, Hillary is a Socialist.

Hillary is naturally hard, actually I'd call it evil. Like her comment about small businesses going under due to her health care proposal.

" It was all very well for Bill Clinton to show off his human side - everyone knew he was surging with testosterone."

(Shaking my head) His classless behavior was okay?

" If Hillary were to do the same it would be seen as weakness. "

Well, it *is* weakness to go after interns.
Hillary had her own weaknesses, in going after White House travel office personnel etc. Her weakness is her pure unabashed desire for power.

Hillary having a human side? No, she has a Clintonian side and a Nixonian side... a liar and a power-hungray ideologue who will stop and nothing to win.

Be very afraid. BJ Clinton's era will be a cakewake in comparison.


15 posted on 07/30/2005 2:52:44 PM PDT by WOSG (Liberalism is wrong, it's just the Liberals don't know it yet.)
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To: WOSG
More BS. Thatcher was Conservative, Hillary is a Socialist.

That's a good point

27 posted on 07/30/2005 4:57:00 PM PDT by Tumbleweed_Connection (I urge Roberts to support all sections of the Constitution which uphold abortion)
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