At least Al Gore doesn't try to sound human. Missus clinton's 'conversation' was unintentional theater of the absurd... the villain a soulless, angry, arrogant scold oozing a cloying, saccharine-coated evil, pulsating to the metronomic swing of stubby appendages that, together with the ample corpus, always remind me of parentheses too short to contain the stuff between them. (Gesticulation is a dud's only sign of life... and then only if she has a speech coach to prod her.) The performance was nothing if not humiliating: A direct measure of hillary clinton's hunger for power. Which reminds me... enough of that red Klingon power jacket already. Please.. One would think the cognitive dissonance caused by her sing-songy delivery would cost her all of Hollywood. And maybe it has.... Everyone-Hollywood, certainly--understands the paradox of this peculiar candidate: In order for hillary clinton to have any chance of winning elections, she must all but vanish from the public stage The reason the Saturday Night Live sequence is so devastating is because it is not the usual SNL farce based on fact. Rather, it is fact based on farce. And missus clinton's "I'm in!" video confirms it. Let down the curtain: the farce is done. (Rabelais) Somebody stick the fork in that baby, already. Please. HOW MANY TIMES IS HILLARY GONNA BE CONFUSED BY MEN?: Chris Matthews |
