Hillary Panned for Sour Demeanor during Bush Speech

NewsMax | Friday Sept. 21, 2001 | Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff

[truther]

Hillary Panned for Sour Demeanor during Bush Speech

Hockey fans at Philadelphia's Rangers-Flyers game Thursday night were so enthralled with President Bush's speech that they actually forced the cancellation of the game's third period to continue watching on the arena's Jumbotron.

But seated in the House chamber, New York Senator Hillary Clinton was rolling her eyes, looking bored and remained seated as her colleagues gave Bush one standing ovation after another.

Friday morning her disengaged demeanor was being roundly panned by talk radio hosts everywhere.

"You know why she reacted that way," WABC's Curtis Sliwa told his partner Ron Kuby."She just saw her hopes to run for president next time around go up in smoke."

Down radio dial in New York, nationally syndicated talker Don Imus was even harder on the former first lady.

"She was disgraceful," Imus told his partner Charles McCord. "She looked irritable, rolling her eyes and talking."

Imus didn't care much for Sen. Clinton's post speech comments either. "I mean, she was going out of her way to point out how she'd spent the entire week down at ground zero, which is not true, by the way. But I think we know what that's all about."

Imus then turned his ire towards Mrs. Clinton's husband. "I just thank God that he's not still the president, that's all, because we didn't have to endure the self aggrandizing display of lip-biting and head wagging and 'I love you' to some bimbo in the balcony."

[MTRatt]

Recall Hitlery!

Elect Guliani!

Problem solved.

[Chemnitz]

Let's talk about Laura. She smiled at her husband. She began to tear up and he began to tear up at the same moment. He did not mouth "I love you" to her (as Clinton did to Lady Macbeth), but he winked at her.

Lady Macbeth cannot hide her true character.

[leadhead]

For security reasons, the VP,House Majority Leader and Four Justices were not there

[gopwhit]

I watched Hitlery implode last night with glee...the press just cannot give her a pass this time. The whole world got to see that it's all politics with this gal, and that she has no genuine affection for this nation, nor for "her" state. I just kept thinking to myself "she isn't a complete idiot, she knows the cameras will find her, she just can't help herself...she's so g--damned mad that she won't be POTUS."

Does anyone know any New Yorkers who elected her--what's their take on this? Is this their wake-up call?

[baddog1]

Has anyone ever tried pouring salt on her to see what happens?

[Citizen Soldier]

. It looked as though he's just too fat to put his hands together

He doesn't have any problem getting his hands to reach his mouth!

[jws3sticks]

Here is the HAG on the 'Morning after the night before' with Tupper and Janet Rhino.

Barbara Bush sure has it right:

[ken5050]

Nadler was not allowed to tour Group Zero. FEMA barred him from the site. They were afraid that his footsteps would trigger cave-ins in the ruins..

[MissEdie]

Please trust me, not all women will vote for Hitlery. As a matter of fact, I know of no woman who would vote for that worthless piece of trailer park trash.

[aculeus]

What's really ben interesting, IMHO, is the behavior and comments of Chuckie Schumer and Tom Lantos..there comments have been extraordinary.

Don't forget the people who did this are enemies of Israel. There will be few Jews (Susan Sontag is an exception) NOT on America's side during this war.

[poet]

Do not trust shumer and lantos!! Why is shumer always grinning like an idiot? I would not turn my back on these two!!!

[longfellow]

Imus was a HUGE blubba supporter, Mccord and bernie hated blubba.

[gumbo]

The question is--does she weigh as much as a duck?

Ni! Ni! Ni!

[discostu]

Hockey fans at Philadelphia's Rangers-Flyers game Thursday night were so enthralled with President Bush's speech that they actually forced the cancellation of the game's third period to continue watching on the arena's Jumbotron.

I've been a hockey fan, it seems, since I could first say the word (that's what happens when you're born in sport's mad Chicago during the Hull-Mikita years). One of the reasons I've always stuck with the game, even during these rather dull "neutral-zone trap" is that I love the people. The people of hockey (players, coaches and even fans) are blue collar folks, they are the people that are the heart and soul of this nation, most of the players' fathers worked in steel mills, most of the fans watching just got off work at a steel mill (I know, gross over statement, but I'm waxing poetic to make a point). They are, whether from America or Canada or the former Soviet block, Republican-L Americans.

I'd like to thank the fans at this game, and the stadium officials, and the team and league officials, for this display. For showing the world what I have always known: hockey might be the sport of Canada, but the people in it are the back bone of America.

[Rosencrantz]

[mewzilla]

N'ahhh...I'm sure that Mrs. Barbara Bush would say it more genteely, like: "What a wretched piece of human refuse that woman is..."

[HungarianGypsy]

An interesting little side note. I noticed when President Bush entered the chamber he went from person to person shaking hands and addressing each one by first name. When Hillary was in front of him, he quickly nodded to her and went on to the next person.