"In reporting the incident, NBC's Andrea Mitchell explained on the Today show:
"A lot of jet lag, clearly."
Which brings us to today's word: ESTROGEN
Posted on 08/15/2009 6:19:38 AM PDT by Kaslin
This is a result of living with the feminist/victim mentality. (Also with the black/victim, gay/victim, etc.). You walk around with a giant chip on your shoulder looking for any perceived slight, real or imagined. Then you predictably blow it up all out of proportion, ignoring protocol and diplomacy issues, because it is all about you and how ‘offended’ you are.
Can you imagine one of our past Secretaries of State-good, bad, or indifferent—Men like Cordell Hull, General George Marshall, John Foster Dulles, etc.. acting like a total wacko moron, and the presstards making excuses for them?—didn’t Tina Brown excuse Hitlery’s latest outburst on her HAIR looking bad in the hot, humid air.
There’s been a lot of talk about how “old white men” are on the way out—now is the time of “diversity” Good luck with that—I haven’t met 1 out of a hundred of the braying jackasses—either feminist or aggreieved minority, that would make a pimple on the rear end of most of whose place they’re taking. Then they always say “We’ve got to be twice as good to get half as far” Newsflash: I’ve worked with plenty of folks like that, and by any objective measurement, I’ve seen hardly any that were AS good, much less twice as good-90% were totally substandard.
All this cretin Hillary did was hook up with a sociopath who, in a more sane time, wouldn’t have been elected to a city council in Arkansas—she is even less qualified than him. President Obama, Sec. State H. Clinton, and Bubba, who, after he disgraced himself and was in the ashcan of history, got resurrected by the dumbass Bush clan—(The paper today described Bill as a “world class philanthrophist—he probably hasn’t paid for his dinner in 40 years, much less anything else) Senator Al Franken-My God, what’s next?
“(Sarah Palin) and Hillary Clinton is the comparison between an igloo and the Empire State Building”
My “green” interpretation of that statement would suggest that Palin would the most desirable person in that as an “igloo”, she is enviromentally “sensitive” and a champion of individual self reliance in the harshest of conditions. Hillary, on the other hand as the “empire state
building” would suggest that she is a hardened soul-less “rapist” of the air and land; a power monger of the worst order.(sarcasm on)
Hillary still doesn’t know what the hell hit her a la Obama’s Gangster Brigade. She’s been neutered, made powerless by Obama’s “foreign policy advisers” (more Chicago thugs he’s brought into the White House), and now made to look stupid. She is SO over.
Yes - Hillary has been very busy lately schlupping around the turd world and feeling fat, not to mention the broken elbow. Poor dear. It has dawned upon her that she was punked by Great Leader. If not silver, this is at least an aluminum lining to a very dark period in our nation’s history.
Imagine if she had won the election for president ... and having break downs like this.
Scary thought indeed.
I was very surprised when Hillary left the Senate to be Obama’s S of S. I thought she’d just lurk around in the Senate, waiting for the first signs of Obama weakness, then start to undermine and prepare to challenge him. Thought she made a mistake then, and still do. The move made little sense.
Nutty North Koreans say Clinton “by no means intelligent”, “a schoolgirl”, old lady “shopping”
http://www.ohnoyoudidntsaythat.com/nutty-north-koreans-say-clinton-by-no-means-intelligent-a-schoolgirl-old-lady-shopping ^ | 7/24/09 | SayWhat
Posted on Friday, July 24, 2009 12:40:24 PM by SpeakToPower
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2299945/posts
and there are more reports of this exchange of words Hillary had with the N.Koreans.
But nobody apparently was paying attention when this exchange was taking place and the N.Koreans pulled her chain by demanding it be her hubby that come on bended knee to retrieve those algore gals.
I had lunch with a minister yesterday, a really pragmatic and moderate guy. His too political comments were that our congresswoman was avoiding our district like the plague as she happily voted for the Obama agenda while calling herself a “blue dog,” and how Sarah Palin must be really something for the left and the media to hate her this much.
If Rice had had one single outburst like this, the lefty’s would be calling for her head.
Exactly. Just like when Sen. Lott was simply being complimentary to Sen Thurmond on his birthday, saying that the country would have been a lot better off if he had been elected president, the liberal media were howling like mad and wouldn’t let the story drop until Lott resigned. Ahh but when ex-clansman Sen Byrd used the n-word a couple times on TV the liberal media made excuses, yawned, and proceeded to ignore the whole thing. Reverse the party affiliations and reverse the outcome.
These people have no shame, and the political game is heavily stacked to their side. Once in a while, we seem to win a holding action, but never truly advance.
The legend has it that Bob Dole once asked his county registrar whether there were more Democrats or Republicans registered to vote in his area. He was told that the GOP was the predominant choice for the region, and became a Republican.
I wonder how many of our own leaders are like that, and thus they never fight back.
1. a person appointed by a national government to conduct official negotiations and maintain political, economic, and social relations with another country or countries.
2. a person who is tactful and skillful in managing delicate situations, handling people, etc.
Well, maybe not so much...
I hope so.
Or maybe the ghost of Vince Foster is haunting her.
Tell that to Margaret Thatcher. Not a slam...just sayin' :-)
"In reporting the incident, NBC's Andrea Mitchell explained on the Today show:
"A lot of jet lag, clearly."
Which brings us to today's word: ESTROGEN
I hear you. It is very frustrating. The media are corrupt, they have far too much power and this power goes virtually unchecked. There seems to never been any consequences for their blatantly biased reporting. Even extremely low ratings (see MSNBC) seems to have no effect on their biases or on their job security. I am often reminded of hearing a poll taken after the 92 election which indicated that 89% of the media voted for Clinton. And i can only imagine that the breakdown is roughly the same now. If any other group were this heavily tilted to one side the media themselves would have a field day screaming discrimination and demanding that changes be made to make that group more reflective of society. Not so the media themselves.
My hope though is that more and more people awaken to much they have been and continue to be manipulated by the media. That is why i believe that instead of telling disillusioned Obama voters “i told you say” we should instead point the blame at the media for misleading them about Obama, for covering up his past, for making him seem like a middle of the road kind of guy instead of someone who has apparently been influenced by radicals all his life.
As for politicians choosing one side of the aisle or another based on self-interested motives, oh yeah, i imagine that goes on a lot in both parties. I wouldn’t be surprised if at least 30 or 40 percent could just as easily be playing for the other side if they had thought that would have been more beneficial to them.
I am going to go aganst the grain here. Yes, the outburst was inappropriate. Yes, she should have been a bit more tactful in her response. Yes, she should have remained every bit the diplomat. And NO, I have not changed my opinion of her one bit.
That being said, it was somewhat refreshing to see her lose her cool in a way that we all have done at one time or another in our lives. Just a little glimpse into what it was like behind closed doors when she found out Monica Lewinsky had sex with her husband’s cigar and ‘lewinsky’ was not jsut a surname, it was also a new word for an old action.
Tru dat!
Amazing << Hear this. Feel this, and tell me that this isn't music.
Oh, dear...
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