Posted on 01/22/2007 12:17:39 PM PST by lowbridge
Thanks Chris! This will stick.
Hillary in a tank! LOL!
So, he called her Dukakis....
I sense a wonderful photoshop opportunity here - Hillary wearing a tank helmet with the tape showing "Dukakis" crossed out and replaced with "Clinton"?
I don know who should be more insulted.
She's more divisive than Dukakis, who was just ridiculous. She's also more inspiring to her base than Dukakis who was like the proverbial more boring than watching paint dry candidate. And she will inspire the right like to other candidate. I think a lot of people thought Dukakis was a liberal and for that reason he was probably dangerous, but not nearly as dangerous as her.
Bad analogy, Chris.
Hillary Dukakis...I LOVE IT!!! Finally, something other than excrement comes out of Chrissy's mouth.
From cankles to tankles...
The SNL skit must have really stung. Darrell Hammond was very good, although the Hillary actress was terrible and it was about 2 minutes too long.
But he would vote for her, so what does that say about him?
Dukakis - Atwater Ping!
This implies that Dukakis would not wear a dress. Don't know if I agree.
Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever seen a photo of Hillary in a dress.
Somehow I don't see her getting her hips through, I have the image of Pooh Bear when he got stuck in Rabbit's hole now in my head.
Hillary definitely doesn't look like she is comfortable in her own skin...Dukakis was the same in that regard. On top of that, she just isn't likable.
Didn't Chris say Hillary was great?
I thought you said hillary in a tank top and nearly croaked at the thought.
All she needs to do is furlough a convicted-and-sentenced-to-life-without-parole murderer and she'll have the total package!
Actually that should have been: "Dukakis in a PANTS SUIT!"
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