Hillary Watch: More lies for the Senator

Human Events ^ | The Week of November 19, 2001

[LoneGOPinCT]

No surprise that her heinous, The Big C, would be caught in yet another lie. I don't suppose there is a site with a running total of her heinous' lies? Although it would take up a bunch of band width and probably take about 20 minutes to download with a T-1.

[Mark]

Rep. Crowley, for his part, says he recently approached Sen. Clinton to clear the air. "We had a quick conversation," he said. "We’re fine. She was happy with me. I’m happy with her."

The article left out his last comment:

"NO! I did not look into her eyes."

[NYC GOP Chick]

Hillary Disembles. On September 17, Sen. Clinton appeared on "Dateline NBC." When asked where Chelsea was six days earlier during the attacks, Clinton told Jane Pauley: "She’d gone on what she thought would be a great jog. She was going down to the Battery Park, she was going to go around the towers. She went to get a cup of coffee and—that’s when the plane hit." Pauley asked if "she was close enough to hear the rumble" and the senator said, "She did hear it. She did." "And to see the smoke?" "That’s right," said Clinton. But here’s what Chelsea Clinton herself has written in the December 2001 issue of Talk magazine: "On the morning it happened I was at my friend Nicole Davison’s apartment, near Union Square in Manhattan. That morning we had gotten up and grabbed coffee, and then she took the subway to work while I bought a paper and headed back to her apartment. I had just walked in when she called from work. A plane had just crashed into the World Trade Center, she said. I should stay put and she’d call me back when she knew more. I turned on the television and watched as the second plane hit."

I'm just kind of surprised that they didn't coordinate their fibs. I guess they're so smug about how much they're duping the public that they're getting so careless.

Oh, and when a plane smacks right into a large building, it does NOT make a "rumble" sound, but the most sickening crash sound you don't even want to imagine, let alone hear twice in one morning. I still hear it in my nightly nightmares.

[Bubba_Leroy]

The press never calls them on their lies so they don't even bother to coordinate them anymore.

[newzhawk]

The press never calls them on their lies.... How true - it has been that way since this disgusting family came into our faces- it was that way in Arkansas before that. The press will always protect their own- and anyone they sympathize with.

[b4its2late]

Mrs. Bush also remarked that "when you live in the White House, you’re so aware and interested in all the people who lived there before you" and that "there are remnants of every family around you all the time."

Any guesses on what slick willy left?

[11B3]

eeeeeewwwwwww.

[MadIvan]

I'm just kind of surprised that they didn't coordinate their fibs. I guess they're so smug about how much they're duping the public that they're getting so careless.

They lack co-ordination from all their flying monkeys. Much harder to stay "on message" when you don't have the White House Press Office working for you.

As for your nightmares - fear not - the cause of those nightmares has few nights left on this earth to contemplate the painful end he will receive.

Regards, Ivan

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[MadIvan]

Any guesses on what slick willy left?

Huge cleaning and disinfecting costs.

Regards, Ivan

[NYC GOP Chick]

Yes, I realize that Osama and his merry band of swine shouldn't be ordering any 2002 calendars, but what they've already done has permanently traumatized me. :-(

[NYC GOP Chick]

Any guesses on what slick willy left?

Well, I think we can rule out him leaving any furniture, works of art, etc., but not the Oval Office sink...

[MadIvan]

Yes, I realize that Osama and his merry band of swine shouldn't be ordering any 2002 calendars, but what they've already done has permanently traumatized me

The trauma will fade, I assure you, the memories will not. I speak from experience: I had a close shave with the IRA nearly blowing me up. The trauma faded, but I neither forget nor forgive. And neither will you. But life will go on.

Best Regards, Ivan

[NYC GOP Chick]

I guess it will eventually fade a bit, but in the meantime I'd really like to be able to get some sleep.

I'm glad you're OK!

[MadIvan]

I guess it will eventually fade a bit, but in the meantime I'd really like to be able to get some sleep.

I don't know if this will help, but until I could sleep in my bed, I found that it was easier to fall asleep on a cozy couch with the television on in the background - something soothing like a classical music concert, for example, helped immensely.

Best Regards, Ivan

[nicmarlo]

Any guesses on what slick willy left?

Whatever they left, it stinks to high heaven.

[KLT]

[NYC GOP Chick]

Thanks for the suggestion, but the couch is leather and I'm not sure I want to sleep on that. :-D

The problem isn't so much falling asleep, but waking up in the middle of the night from rather vivid nightmares of that morning.

[MadIvan]

The problem isn't so much falling asleep, but waking up in the middle of the night from rather vivid nightmares of that morning.

In that case, use classical music - set up some soft Mozart to play all night, or perhaps Shostakovich's very cheerful operetta "Moskva Cheryomushki" - it does feed into your subconscious and produces a more positive response. Don't do what I did and play Verdi's "La Forza del Destino" (the 1862 St. Petersburg version, no less)

Regards, Ivan

[NYC GOP Chick]

Thanks for the suggestions. :-)