[MadIvan]

Excellent. This may encourage Gore to make a run for it, and we will have a Democrat civil war.

Regards, Ivan

[SpinnerWebb]

... because they think you will run for president." She affected surprise before offering a cautious and well-rehearsed answer, claiming that she didn't think about such things...

That is far too true. President is too lowly for her evil ambitions. Nothing less than Supreme Chancellor of the UN World Government will do.

[cake_crumb]

1: Contrary to the most desperate desires of delusional Democrats and other lefties, HILLARY is achingly dull, in every sense of the word. You should have heard the campaign commercials she ran in NY: there was an echo problem with the sound booth and her normal monotone delivery sounded like it was echoing out of a crypt. She ran a TV ad in which she sat on a chair, still as a statue, eyes open as far as they could go and glued to the camera. She NEVER blinked once. This imagery was accompanied by the usual monotone delivery, what was probably meant to be a deep, grave tone of voice and lasted about a minute. The effect was spine chilling. Yet NY voters picked her and despite dismal approval ratings would pick her again.

2: "Ambiguity" might be fascinating to moonbats and fanatics for royalty, but is not anywhere on the list of characteristics sane people want in a leader.

[IrishMike]

I'm still laughing at this.........
There was a murmur of laughter but only minutes earlier some of those at the breakfast meeting appeared to have slumped into unconsciousness.

[bannie]

shillery's voice grates, cracks and cackles. The beast's vocal chords must be three sized too big to warble like that.

[PGalt]

Run Hillary Run!

[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

[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.