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Yes I've seen this a few times before. I'm familiar with the fact that he would have had a great deal to do with legislation and other matters that could negatively effect her business. But, I still do not see her attending that function. I cannot remember, was her lip still swollen at that event?

I just wish when she let Hillary squeeze her hand so long, she would have sliced it off.

Just kidding about that, but when I visualize that lying SOCIALIST staring into Juanita's eyes.................. this quote again comes to mind:

"I think for me, the sickest and scariest kind of rage is the Hillary Clinton kind of rage. You know, the perpetual permafrost smile she wears that's hiding a well of fury deeper than Barry White's voice during a bout of pneumonia." -- Dennis Miller

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As Julia Gorin described her -- "She's a type, a mold, a case study. It's The Compulsively Lying Psychobroad-Striver-whose-Ambitions-are-Ahead-of-her-Talents Phenomenon."

Boy, does that hit the nail right on the head?

Shock and denial explains it. As does the underlying fear she must have felt. On some level, she must have wanted it to just go away.

As for the swelling, the event was three weeks after the rape. (Lip-biting, BTW, added credibility to her account, as it is a standard technique of the serial rapist.)

BTW, it wasn't just her business that was in jeopardy. Do you recall that immediately after the rape, she said she expected a clinton henchman to come up to the room -- and I paraphrase here -- get rid of the evidence??

The clintons' reputation precedes them. It was true in Arkansas in '78... and it is true in Washington in '06.

"She's a type, a mold, a case study. It's The Compulsively Lying Psychobroad-Striver-whose-Ambitions-are-Ahead-of-her-Talents Phenomenon."

Psychobroad!! That whole quote was so good I just had to look up its writer. Hadn't heard of her before. Here we go:

Julia Gorin is an opinion writer and contributing editor for FoxNews.com and JewishWorldReview.com, and a stand-up comedian specializing in conservative humor. Her work has also appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Christian Science Monitor, Washington Times, Los Angeles Times, and exactly once in the New York Times.

It's always good discover another female who hasn't bought Madame Clinton's loud and carefully crafted, hypocritical, extreme feminist, smartest-woman-in-America, pro-woman role model drivel. I can't believe so many women in this country accept it when in fact she is the opposite of what she espouses. And worse.

That so many women cheer her on disturbs me greatly. I suppose it says something of the dearth of quality women in the Democratic party from which to select leaders.