In S.F., Clinton explains vote for Iraq war

Sacramento Bee ^ | 1/29/6 | Herbert A. Sample

[SmithL]

SO, she was for the war before she was against the war. Where have we heard that before?

[SmithL]

Why wouldn't San Francisco believe that she was duped. She spent 8 years being publicly duped while living in the White House.

[isthisnickcool]

Why can't the smartest woman/senator in the world take questions from people in the audience in a state she does not represent from people that can't vote for her?

[dead]

The old familiar "I voted for the war because I thought Bush was just bluffing" excuse.

I can't believe anybody could seriously be considering voting for this lump of equivocations and ankle fat.

[stylin19a]

Chillary on Larry Ling Lie - 04/2004.

"Obviously, I've thought about that a lot in the months since," she said. "No, I don't regret giving the president authority because at the time it was in the context of weapons of mass destruction, grave threats to the United States, and clearly, Saddam Hussein had been a real problem for the international community for more than a decade."

So which is it ?
The WWW makes liars out of most everybody...an the Rats haven't figure it out yet.

[b4its2late]

"No matter what one thinks about how President Bush used that authority, we cannot root for failure," Clinton said. "We cannot take actions now that would further undermine whatever chance of stability the new Iraqi government might have."

She's such a liar. Failure is the only thing she and the democrats DO root for.

[sono]

[pinz-n-needlez]

If she is so vulnerable to being fooled by that half-wit, President Bush (sic), why on earth would anyone want her to run an administration facing the thugs, liars and thieves around the world?

If Dems can't see through Bush's strategery, they're too stupid to govern, and ought to slink away!

Pinz
ps. All negative aspersions have been approved by the DNC ;-)

[Fruitbat]

Why wouldn't San Francisco believe that she was duped. She spent 8 years being publicly duped while living in the White House.

...and another umpteen years getting duped by the same white trash loser who was perpetually erect.

[jazusamo]

"Clinton said Bush insisted he needed that authority to prod Iraq into allowing inspectors back into that country. But Bush ultimately misused that authority, Clinton added."

That is an out and out lie. It is going to be interesting to see how she plays her hand in the upcoming months. Hilly is not the smooth talker that Billy is.

[Uncle Hal]

I read a couple of days ago that this event was not sold out. There were about a thousand seats available out of 3000.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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HILLARY slowed down BUSH's push to bring Freedom to Iraq by constantly calling for him to go to the UN first and to address North Korea instead.

Just long enough for fifty-two 747 air cargo planes full of Saddam's WMD's to get from Bagdhad to Syria, perhaps..?

The enemy is now within...
and always has been, it appears.

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[Zeppo]

But we don't need a woman who acts like a man in the White House

Sounds like gender bias hate speech to me. Except that it was spoken by a 'womyn', so she (it?) gets off with a free pass. Never mind...

[Almondjoy]

So now these women are advocating that we have to have a woman president? And that woman can't act like a man? So are women a superior species now? Are they sexist?

[Cobra64]

What is it about these people? Kerry, Kennedy, Boxer, Feinstein, Clintoon, The Beast, Carter... they never STFU!

[frankiep]

Classic leftist logic. "Yes, I voted for the war, but I didn't think that it would really mean anything".

Can't these scumbag leftists standby their decisions just once.

[marajade]

Yeah I'd say they have lost their focus. How about voting for the best qualified "person" regardless of their sex.

[bray]

She didn't know that she was voting for military action just like she didn't know her husband was banging the help!

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[cubreporter]

oh no comments really. I'm just laughing so hard.

[DustyMoment]

.S. senator and possible presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton stopped in San Francisco on Saturday night for a friendly discussion on her life, her husband and her future.

Guess this explains why Brokeback Mountain attendance was down in its home viewing region.