Hillary's Bitter Pill: Women Can't Stand Her

Renew America ^ | March 28, 2007 | Carey Roberts

[Billthedrill]

I don't buy this article. This is the same BS that they said would keep her from being elected in NY.

I'm inclined to agree. For the very same reasons she shouldn't have won in NY but did - Camille Paglia called it an "improbable" victory the other day - she'll be formidable now.

They are (1) control of the party machinery on the Coasts, (2) a massive campaign chest that is still well-hidden, (3) a slick and professional media-control operation that can take a turd and polish it into a candidate. Right now the media focus is on Obama but we'll see that change as we get closer to showtime. A lot of people who now lean away from her will vote for her come crunch-time because the Republican candidate will have horns, cloven hooves, and a tail by then, whoever that turns out to be.

[Mia T]

Luv the way you put it. ;)

'media-control operation"

This, more than anything else, tells us the clinton machine is old technology.

[Lady Jag]

How could anyone vote for that alleged woman!

[jetson]

Waking up to Hillary as president every morning would be like waking up with a sore throat, cat wiz on the bed and finding that the dog ate a dead rat and barfed it up on your favorite shoes.

[Bullish]

Women can't stand her?

And men like me hate her Frikken' guts!

[bray]

I said a year ago they will find that the only people that dislike HilaryCare more than men, is women!

Pray for W and Our Troops

[hinckley buzzard]

Most ladies sense a master manipulator behind the green velvet curtain

It has become patently obvious to me over the years, that while men are often transparent and obtuse about women, any one woman can walk into a room and accutrately size up another woman in about ten seconds flat.

Mrs. Bill Clinton has her band of sapphic acolytes, but I never was so sure that the average American woman would swallow her act.

[hinckley buzzard]

Perhaps we can start referring to her as "the H-word

I'm with Rush, "Mrs. Bill Clinton" should suffice.

[Ditter]

Listening to hillary speak is kind of like seeing a wreck on the freeway. You don't really want to slow down and stare but you just can't help it.

[thebeaver]

She can't run for President anyway. She's already served her two terms as President. And I quote from a letter to unhappy voters, written by Hillary Clinton, "We are the President..." We. Not "my husband". Not "Mr. Clinton". "We". I'm quite sure there would be more than a few lawyers who agree with me.