As for this Geena Davis show, which I will watch exactly zero seconds of, was crafted just to grease the skids for a Hillary run at president. The libs went back and looked at what it took to make Bubba Klinton president. Like Hitlery, he had no message. He got to be president by being manufactured into a celebrity. Being seen on TV playing a sax was what really did it. When the sheeple fall in love with a celebrity, they'll fight to the death to defend them and will listen to no criticism no matter what proof is presented.
Hillary is such a crazy incoherent micromanaging bitch that nobody will fall in love with her. Exposing her will hurt her, not help her. Therefore, the help of Hollywood was enlisted by the DNC. The trick is to get the masses to fall in love with Hitlery's image through Geena Davis.
To the DemonRats, message and personal qualities mean nothing. It's all marketing and image. Bubba was incompetent at everything except running scams to make himself richer. The sheeple didn't care, they were in love with a manufactured celebrity.
Nailed it here.
I was a teenager at the time, moderately Liberal, I never liked Clinton though. Something about him sent my radar off. However, I still thought the sax on Arsenio was "cool".
If you factor Republicans bailing on 41 for a couple of known reasons, Perot incapable of making his mind up if he was running or not, that sax put him over the top, imo.
You know, I have never said this before, but the thought of the Clintons being in the WH again, for some reason makes me laugh.
Really.
I could care less, I am not afraid, nor scared or angry.
For me it would be four years of shear hysterical laughter.
(what is wrong with me?)
I've been saying this since the last election. I don't see how she can even win her party's nomination. Anyone who doubts this needs to listen to one of her speeches in its entirety, if that is even possible.
Hollywood better work a lot harder. According to Nielsen overnights, "Chief" premiered to a only 4.3 average rating among viewers 18-49, finishing third in its timeslot behind Fox’s "House," [yeah!] at 5.0, and CBS’s "Amazing Race." After all the hype that ABC threw at "Chief", it should have done much better in debut. Now that the tepid (and worse) reviews are coming in, it's likely to slide even more, which will do the Hillary candidacy no good at all. Heck, it may even track pretty with her candidacy: the more you learn about it, the worse it looks.