Dull Hillary stumbles and the memory of Bill lingers on

The Daily Telegraph ^ | May 24, 2006 | Francis Harris

[victim soul]

As she droned towards the finish, she looked out at a silent, glassy-eyed audience and acknowledged that her speech was a little unusual. "I know this is probably more wonkish than many of you had anticipated," she said, moments after offering her plans for something called geologic carbon sequestration. "But I feel very strongly about it."

LOL

[Cobra64]

[reagan_fanatic]

Hillary had actually auditioned for that part, but was beat out at the last second by the lovely Linda Blair. Here's her test shot...

[ncountylee]

There is no way someone who polarizes the electorate as much as she does will ever be elected to the nation's highest office. No way.

The bent one dies tragically and his grieving widow runs for President.

[Pharmboy]

Back in '93, I was at a health care meeting in Washington (about 250 people) and Hillary came in and spoke to us for about 45 minutes. She had no notes and just looked us all in the eye. I detested her then as I do now, but I was impressed with the linearity of her reasoning and the fact that she seemed to believe in what she was saying. Her delivery was dull, but it was not as bad as what this report suggests.

Basically, she's just passable when speaking about something she believes in and fails miserably when she spouts her nonsense.