To: zarf
Hillary will never be President. The one thing that will derail her will be her smirking and her negative facial reactions when GW addressed Congress on Sept. 20 2001. It was nine days after the worst attack on American soil, and she made an ass out her self for the world to see.
People have forgotten about those images of Hillary broadcasted live on national television for everyone to see the true Hillary. Those images will be replayed, replayed and replayed on conservative televsion shows and in commercials. It will destroy her hopes.
21 posted on
10/17/2006 9:56:20 PM PDT by
jrooney
( Hold your cards close.)
To: jrooney
Those images will be replayed, replayed and replayed on conservative televsion shows and in commercials.I've got enough stored on my personal hard drive to destroy her.
44 posted on
10/17/2006 10:07:49 PM PDT by
Howlin
(Why Won't Nancy Pelosi Let Louis Freeh Investigate the Page Scandal?)
To: jrooney
Hillary will never be President. The one thing that will derail her will be her smirking and her negative facial reactions when GW addressed Congress on Sept. 20 2001. It was nine days after the worst attack on American soil, and she made an ass out her self for the world to see.People have forgotten about those images of Hillary broadcasted live on national television for everyone to see the true Hillary. Those images will be replayed, replayed and replayed on conservative televsion shows and in commercials. It will destroy her hopes.
I'm surprised no one has run tape of the entire Democrat side of the aisle from THIS YEAR's SOTU speech...where they all stood up and cheered when President Bush talked about some not agreeing with his plan to reform Social Security...and then there was their heckling during last year's SOTU, which I believe was over the same subject.
To quote the South Park character, "Democrats pi$$ me off!"
84 posted on
10/18/2006 12:05:38 AM PDT by
Christian4Bush
("Ma'am, you don't have to thank us. You just go beat him for us." Soldier to Irey re: Murtha)
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