I hope this hasn't been previously posted, if so my appologies. This article is good for a laugh, especially where she prays a thanks that her mother is Senator.
1 posted on
11/08/2001 12:07:27 PM PST by
Lucky2
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To: Lucky2
"I worried that with the tax cut we wouldn't have enough money to repair New York and D.C. and to help the families of the thousands I knew must have died," she wrote. [Vomit]
To: Lucky2
"The next night I saw my mother, and early Thursday morning I saw my dad. It was only after I had seen them both that I finally felt secure again in my own skin."...What Chelsea needs for Christmas is a plaster cast of Daddy's hand to carry around as a security blanket when he's not with her. And a crusty black pantsuit like Mommy Dearest's to wear every day as a suit of armor for her pasty own skin.
Leni
To: Lucky2
How could she have fought her way through the thousands of people going in the opposite direction? Even this dimwit might have noticed that everyone else in town was walking, if not running, the other way. Just another payoff to the Klintons, probably enough to pay for her entire fake Stanford and Oxford degrees, with lots extra for travel expenses.
The tax cut comment was such a reach in this fantasy one can detect easily the not-so-subtle hand of Mommie-dearest in this drivel. Clumsy as all get-out, but the leftists don't care. They know the liberal media will print it and the sheeple will devour it and beg for more.
To: Lucky2
What a piece of garbage...yeah city is attacked and the first thing I worried about was Bush's tax cuts. ROFLMAO...
170 posted on
11/08/2001 2:10:10 PM PST by
nancetc
To: Lucky2
innocences I can't find this word in my Websters third college edition. I can find innocencies. She is an Oxford student?.
176 posted on
11/08/2001 2:15:12 PM PST by
gunshy
To: Lucky2
Does anyone know where I can find the ENTIRE article? I need some more bellylaughs. I sure hope Rush talks about this article on the air.
To: Lucky2
Has anyone seen any good LASSIE reruns lately?
192 posted on
11/08/2001 2:46:15 PM PST by
exmoor
To: Lucky2
"Before Sept. 11 I wouldn't have believed I had many innocences left," begins the four-page story in the December issue of the magazine. "I had seen people who had lost everything and everyone they loved to war, famine, and natural disasters. ... Despite all that, I woke up that Tuesday morning feeling good about where I was in my life and happy about where I was going." Oh, man, no wonder they kept the gag on. What a typical limo liberal.
To: Lucky2
"I worried that with the tax cut we wouldn't have enough money to repair New York and D.C. and to help the families of the thousands I knew must have died," she wrote. These people are even sicker than I thought.
To: Lucky2
Well if this isn't enough of a barf-o-rama, Chelsea Hubble will be on CNN for interviews and questions and answers.
Convince me that the spawn of Hillary is not getting prepped for future "public" service.
204 posted on
11/08/2001 3:13:51 PM PST by
hattend
To: Lucky2
How many Secret Service Agents were you going to take with you, Chelsea?
To: Lucky2
Who's Nicole Davison and what family connections does she represent?
To: Lucky2
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you Chelsea Clinton: Her mother all over again, only without Hillary's warmth, charm, humor, sensitivity, intelligence, and beauty.
To: Lucky2
I bet Web is proud of her!
To: Lucky2
Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton, who was 12 blocks away from the World Trade Center when it collapsed, has written an account of that day for Talk magazine. Clinton was near Union Square, at the apartment of longtime friend Nicole Davison, when the first hijacked airliner hit Tower One. Davison, who had left for work, called Clinton and told her to stay where she was. Like many Americans that day, Clinton turned on the television and watched as the second plane hit.
"I tried to call my mother, but after I said hello to her assistant the line went dead," Clinton wrote. She ventured outside to find a working telephone, and ended up walking downtown -- toward the towers.
-Union Square is about 40 blocks north of the WTC. So Chelsea walked 28 blocks downtown? ok...
"I worried that with the tax cut we wouldn't have enough money to repair New York and D.C. and to help the families of the thousands I knew must have died," she wrote.
At one point, she stopped to pray and thank God that her mother was a senator representing New York and that the city was led by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani -- a leader Clinton wrote she "had been criticizing just the day before for some insensitivity or other."
-Excuse me while I go and vomit my guts out.
To: RikaStrom
Darling Chelsea has inspired me to humbly offer a suggestion for a future WFTD: "hebetudinous."
To: Lucky2
I'm sure this article "written by Chelsea" was just another way to launder an enormous amount of money to the Clinton's via a book editor. What she said is completely irrelevant. It's always, all about money with the Clintons!
To: Lucky2
"I worried that with the tax cut we wouldn't have enough money to repair New York and D.C. and to help the families of the thousands I knew must have died," she wrote.What a brilliant person she would like for people to think she is, within a few minutes of the destruction of the WTC she was already thinking about the tax cut not allowing the funds that would be needed to pay for the damage caused to NYC and the thousands that probably died as a result of the attack.
How utterly fantastically quick are her thought processes!
She's an accomplished liar just like mommy and daddy.
She also has the affrontery and arrogance that it takes to tell such windies.
Another sickening Clinton on the scene.
Aliens like the Clintons should not be allowed to reproduce!
239 posted on
11/08/2001 5:17:45 PM PST by
VOYAGER
To: Lucky2
She says she encounters anti-American sentiments every day. What, she doesn't like what she sees in the mirror each morning????? I haven't even gotten around to reading the thread...none of your replies, but what a bunch of hooey. Like father, like daughter. Ick.
To: Lucky2
"...I wouldn't have believed I had many innocences left...", ============================================
There's scary thought/image....wonder how much she spent.....?
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