What a shrill, ham-fisted, mean-spirited, dummy she is.
Which is it?
Dumb W? Smart W?
[cue the Imperial March]
“I’m not invited to their meetings.”
I should hope not.
What a classy lady./sarc
...”asked for a reply, Cheney said “F@ck You”, clenched his fist in the air, and Hillary fell to the floor, gasping for air until her head matched her Gucci lavender suit.
I love great science fiction.
Cheney should wear the “Darth” tile as a badge of honor... Cheney Darth would promote the greatness of the good, right side... working to convert all America-hating thugs to the right side.
Hillary is such a sweet lady. I remember when she used to bake me cookies and tell me how to make money in the futures market and how to sell cheap Arkansas land for a lot of money. We need to make sure she gets elected because we get Bill along with her. That’s what they call a “two-fer”. And that’s a good deal because we need someone in the White House that can ejaculate on the female interns. Don’t get me wrong, Hillary could do it but she will be busy fixing health care so the federal government can do the same thing to all of us...
Remember when Bush 41 called Clinton/Gore, “Bozos” and the hissy fit that the media had? They went crazy asking for apologies and complaining about the level of discourse. Where are they now?
I stole a new tag line from the blog under that article
She is such a “c”-word.
OH TAMAR and Monk some fun article to enjoy
Back in 1992, Bush 41 called Bill Clinton “Bozo”. The press made a federal case out of it. It wasn’t presidential, it was demeaning to the office, etc., etc.
Hillary should be held to the same standard. Name calling is childish and unbecoming a candidate for the presidency.
It called character and moral clarity. Something you, Hillary, along with your merry band of political thugs and pimps, will never have.
Um, Senator Clinton, that sort of talk is not brave, it is defeatist. To normal people those two words have different meanings.
Hugh Hewitt replayed one of her speeches on air last week. He seemed to think that his audience needed to be reminded that she was a terrible candidate. It was painful to listen. There is just nothing likable or interesting about the woman. She sounds condescending and slow witted, like an elementary school teacher who has forgotten that she should not patronize adults as she does her students. She doesn't even seem quite real -- the animatronic candidate. Her voice dredges up all the memories of her husband's disgrace, and her status as his enabler.
I guess we couldn't ask for a better candidate to run against, but, whew, what a sad case.
