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Useful Idiots
Mona Charen's new book | 3.31.03 | Mia T

Posted on 03/31/2003 8:03:03 AM PST by Mia T

Another one…
Less is MooreBUMP!

 

 

 



TOPICS: Constitution/Conservatism; Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; Extended News; Foreign Affairs; Government; News/Current Events; Philosophy; Politics/Elections; US: Arkansas; US: Illinois; US: New York; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: clinton911; clintonfailure; clintonineptitude; clintonlegacy; clintonnaivete; clintons911; theterrorismstupid; usefulidiots
 

Miss Hillary. . . strikes me as one of those innumerable people whose prose is so dull that they are reduced to using equally prosaic cusswords.

Paul Greenberg
The man is an artist: He's not just 'Slick Willie' anymore

He rips into jokes about President Bush's intellect as "another liberal snig that annoys me a lot these days," adding, "The fact has to be faced: the intellectual candlepower of this [i.e., the Bush] administration is a great deal brighter than the Clinton administration . . . [and] the level of professionalism is very much higher."

hitchens on the clintons

"Hillary's people are very bright," said a well-connected Democrat yesterday. "But they think everybody else is stupid."

Stupid is as stupid does, says Off the Record. . .

OFF THE RECORD: AN OLD DOG NEEDS NEW TRICKS

"Hillary thinks that Tipper is an unintellectual nice lady who doesn't have a brain in her head"...

DEBORAH ORIN

BIG CHILL FOR TIPPER & HILL

 

Talk about the pot calling the kettle empty...

To paraphrase Abe Lincoln: She can compress the most words into the smallest idea of any person I know. [NOTE: Lincoln didn't know HIM.] ...

"I'm all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools.

Let's start with typewriters."

- Frank Lloyd Wright

Q ERTY4

Someone recently tested the monkeys-on-typewriters bit trying for the plays of Will Shakespeare, but all they got were the plays of bill clinton.

 "I have no infrastructure to deal with this."

bill clinton

  

One of the unintended consequences of America's rejection of mandated political correctness is that legends crumble.

The classic case is that of Bill Clinton. The conventional wisdom has been (even from his critics) that notwithstanding policy and philosophy disagreements Bill Clinton was/is a smart, charming, even brilliant man.

The reality that is becoming increasingly clear to those willing to see is that "The President Clinton Package" and his team of advisers, managers, and spin doctors, were smart, charming and at times brilliant. However, left to his own devices and without the support, advice, counsel and coercive powers of office, Bill is (for the second time in two months) emphatically demonstrating he ain't all that smart.

Bill's big yap:
Geoff Metcalf slams Clinton's foot-in-mouth sophistry

Rumor has it William Jefferson Clinton himself is to recite Honest Abe's lines in this New Year's Eve pageant. Whoever writes these scripts has a natural talent for irony. For some irrepressible reason, one cannot help but think of that costume party in "The Manchurian Candidate,'' complete with Red Queen and Abe Lincoln in stovepipe hat and fake beard.

Hillary Clinton says it's a great opportunity to unite the nation. (The way she's united New York?) But the Clintons are never so polarizing as when they are intent on uniting us. How can that be? Maybe it's their perfectly fabricated authenticity. The Nineties have had much the same effect, stirring the same vague dissatisfactions -- and sparking sudden outbursts of temper. What was it that poor, embarrassed David Brinkley, thinking his mike was off, said after the president's victory speech in '96: "We all look forward with great pleasure to four years of wonderful, inspiring speeches, full of wit, poetry, music, love and affection, plus more goddam nonsense.''

Still not finished, Mr. Brinkley added that this president "has not a creative bone in his body. Therefore, he's a bore, and will always be a bore.'' Oh, dear. The commentator's unintentionally public thoughts were all the more embarrassing for being so widely shared by any Americans still sentient four years into the Age of Clinton. But it's one thing to notice such things, quite another to say them out loud. Why belabor the obvious?

Hey, what a party! New Year's at the White House

He rips into jokes about President Bush's intellect as "another liberal snig that annoys me a lot these days," adding, "The fact has to be faced: the intellectual candlepower of this [i.e., the Bush] administration is a great deal brighter than the Clinton administration . . . [and] the level of professionalism is very much higher."

hitchens on the clintons

 

Mindless rhinestone-studded-and-tented kleptocracy

by Mia T

John Podhoretz recently asked, "Whence comes hillary clinton's reputation for brilliance?" For the answer, he intuitively, rather brilliantly in fact, looked to her anatomy and noted,"This isn't the first time she's shot herself in the foot."

 

The above anatomical analysis supports the Podhoretz thesis. Notwithstanding The Pod's erroneous conclusions concerning hillary clinton's heart and nerve, he basically has it right. Anatomy is destiny...

Ian Hunter recently observed that our leaders are shrinking. "From a Churchill (or, for that matter, a Margaret Thatcher) to a Tony Blair; from Eisenhower to Clinton; from Diefenbaker to Joe Clark; from Trudeau to Chretien -- we seem destined to be governed by pygmies."

The pols understand their anatomical limitations well; they attempt to mitigate them with veneer. And so we suffer mindless alpha-beta-beelzebubba grotesquerie. . .

and rhinestone-studded-and-tented kleptocracy.

 

With all the media genuflecting before the press-conference podium of bill clinton, it bears remarking yet again that the clinton intellect (an oxymoron even more jarring than AlGoreRhythm and meant to encompass the cognitive ability of both clintons) is remarkable only for its utter ordinariness, its lack of creative spark, its lack of analytic precision, its lack of depth.

The clintons' fundamental error: They are too arrogant and dim-witted to understand that the demagogic process in this fiberoptic age isn't about counting spun heads; it's about not discounting circumambient brains.

Politicos and reporters are not rocket scientists . . .

Professions tend to be self-selected, intellectually homogeneous subgroups of Homo sapiens. Great intellects (especially these days) do not generally gravitate towards careers in the media or politics. Mediocre, power-obsessed types with poor self-images do.

Thus, clinton mediocrity goes undetected primarily because of media mediocrity. ("Mediocrity" and "media" don't come from the same Latin root (medius) for no reason.) Insofar as the clintons are concerned, the media confuse form with substance, smoothness with coherence, data-spewing with ratiocination, pre-programmed recitation with real-time analysis, an idiosyncratic degeneracy with creativity.

Jimmy Breslin agrees. In Hillary Is the 'Me-First' Lady, Breslin laments:

"At the end of all these years and years that are being celebrated this week, the national press of America consists of people with dried minds and weak backbones and the pack of them can't utter a new phrase for the language or show the least bit of anger at a business or profession or trade or whatever this business is that is dying of mediocrity."

Listen carefully to the clintons. You will hear a shallow parody of the class president. Not only do they say nothing; they say nothing with superfluous ineloquence. Their speeches are sophomoric, shopworn, shallow, specious. Platitudinous pandering piled atop p.c. cliché

In seven years, they have, collectively, uttered not one memorable word save, "It was a vast right-wing conspiracy," "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Ms. Lewinsky,"and, "It all depends on what the meaning of 'is' is."

Even the clintons' attempts at alliteration fall flat. Compare Agnew's (Safire's) "nattering nabobs of negativism" with clinton's "preachers of pessimism," an impotent, one-dimensional, plagiaristic echo (its apt self-descriptiveness notwithstanding).

Before they destroy their backs along with their reputations, media gentry genuflecting at the altar of the clinton brain should consider Edith Efron's, Can the President Think?

A wasted brain is a terrible thing.

 

 

See also:

HILLARY CLINTON LACKS COGNITIVE CAPACITY TO LEAD
TRIES TO GET QUESTIONS IN ADVANCE. . . AGAIN

Can the President Think?

THE MYTH OF HILLARY'S BRILLIANCE

OFF THE RECORD: AN OLD DOG NEEDS NEW TRICKS

The man is an artist: He's not just 'Slick Willie' anymore

Hey, what a party!
New Year's at the White House

hillary's head revisited:
hillary clinton's brain (such as it is) II

Senator Dim Bulb by Gary Aldrich © 2001 WorldNetDaily.com
Annotated by Mia T

 

1 posted on 03/31/2003 8:03:03 AM PST by Mia T
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To: Gail Wynand; looscannon; Lonesome in Massachussets; Freedom'sWorthIt; IVote2; Slyfox; Registered; ..
 Q ERTY8DECAPITATIONBUMP

"Free Republic is one of those groups obsessed with the Clinton era."

Word's out: Protest at Hillary's tonight
U.S. News & World Report (Washington Whispers) |
March 11, 2003 | Paul Bedard

 

 

 

I'll bet that Mr. Bedard is a member of "one of those groups" so "obsessed" with voting in the clintons that they--ooops-- failed to notice the obvious danger of the lovely couple.
 
Thanx for 9/11, Paul...

"ONE OF THOSE GROUPS OBSESSED WITH THE CLINTONS"

THE INTERMINABLE clintons
It's time to take out the trash...
A Senate en passant capture is THE MOVE...
NEW AUDIO! Hear the Bill Bennett (PARDONGATE) epilogue .
 
 
hillary clinton A SECURITY RISK: Removal Calls Begin
 
THE UNSTATED MESSAGE OF THE POWELL EVIDENCE
 
Another mistaken 'conceptzia'
WHY AMERICA (& THE WORLD) CANNOT SURVIVE ANOTHER CLINTON
(INDEED, IT IS NOT CLEAR THAT WE ARE GOING TO SURVIVE THE FIRST ONE,)
 
WAS AL QAEDA THE TARGET OF A TAKEOVER BY IRAQ?
 
Utter-Failure clintons Concoct Left-Wing-Radio Scheme FIG LEAF
Flower Children Fall for the 2 Self-Evident Thugs & Opportunists Yet Again
(Liberals have always had problems figuring out causation)
 
 
THE CLINTONS--AMERICA'S BIGGEST BLUNDER: Hear Bush 41 Warn Us--October 19, 1992
 
How to get rid of the clintons in 3 easy steps
 
the logic of pathologic self-interest
 
Mrs. clinton's REAL virtual office update

2 posted on 03/31/2003 8:05:26 AM PST by Mia T (SCUM (Stop Clintons' Undermining Machinations))
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To: Mia T
"Useful Idiots" and their Frankfurt School Lunchbox:

In the early part of this century, a loose aggregation of intellectuals known as the "Frankfurt School" produced a body of work which was haunted by exactly such issues. Most of its names have by now become familiar to the academic community:

Theodor W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer, Herbert Marcuse, Walter Benjamin, Erich Fromm. While they engaged a dazzlingly diverse group of intellectual disciplines and theoretical approaches, the guiding thread of all of their analyses was the diagnosis of the ruined, pathological world of the early 20th century.

Under the triumphant twin shadows of full-blown industrial capitalism and National Socialism, the Frankfurt School asked two familiar questions: How did we get here? and Where does salvation lie? What was so tremendously original about their collective responses was that the answers lay not in political activism or in a revolutionary labor movement, but in such abstruse phenomena as avant-garde art, psychoanalysis, dialectical philosophy, and a messianic religious faith.

Their studies-which go under the general name of "Critical Theory"-were among the first which can be properly labeled interdisciplinary, encompassing insights from so many different areas. By the time of their mature works-most notably Horkheimer and Adorno's Dialectic of Enlightenment-the members of the Frankfurt School no longer referred to their work as philosophy, sociology, aesthetics or psychology; it was, simply, "Theory."

Exerpt Habermas: http://www.msu.edu/user/robins11/habermas/

3 posted on 03/31/2003 8:15:19 AM PST by Helms ("The Amoral Sartre/Heidegger French and Germans Believe W. Civilization is Caput")
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To: Helms
Adorno is known for his work on 'the authoritarian personality.'

Developed the F-scale to measure fascist receptivity.
4 posted on 03/31/2003 8:34:52 AM PST by Mia T (SCUM (Stop Clintons' Undermining Machinations))
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To: Helms


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Your F Score is:   
Note: this questionnaire uses JavaScript and requires Netscape Navigator version 2.0 or higher, Microsoft Internet Explorer version 3.0 or higher, or other browser capable of handling JavaScript.


If your score is...

You are...

Less than 2

A whining rotter.

2 to 3

A liberal airhead.

3 to 4.5

Within normal limits; an appropriate score for an American. (The overall average score for groups tested in the original study is listed in the 1950 publication as 3.84, with men averaging somewhat higher and women somewhat lower.)

4.5 to 5.5

You may want to practice doing things with your left hand.

5.5 or higher

Have trouble keeping the lint off your black shirts?



The following table shows the personality variables the F Scale attempted to measure, and the questions in the F Scale instrument that were deemed to measure these variables. Please note that a single question may measure more than one variable.

Variable

Questions measuring variable

Conventionalism: Rigid adherence to conventional, middle-class values.

1, 2, 3, 4

Authoritarian Submission: Submissive, uncritical attitude toward idealized moral authorities of the ingroup.

1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Authoritarian Aggression: Tendency to be on the lookout for, and to condemn, reject, and punish people who violate conventional values.

2, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16

Anti-intraception: Opposition to the subjective, the imaginative, the tender-minded.

3, 4, 17, 18

Superstition and Stereotypy: The belief in mystical determinants of the individual's fate; the disposition to think in rigid categories.

5, 6, 19, 20, 21, 22

Power and "Toughness": Preoccupation with the dominance-submission, strong-weak, leader-follower dimension; identification with power figures; overemphasis upon the conventionalized attributes of the ego; exaggerated assertion of strength and toughness.

8, 11, 12, 20, 23, 24, 25, 30

Destructiveness and Cynicism: Generalized hostility, vilification of the human.

26, 27

Projectivity: The disposition to believe that wild and dangerous things go on in the world; the projection outwards of unconscious emotional impulses.

18, 22, 25, 28, 29

Sex: Exaggerated concern with sexual "goings-on."

13, 16, 29


©Copyright 1997 Chuck Anesi (anesi@anesi.com) all rights reserved

5 posted on 03/31/2003 8:45:50 AM PST by Mia T (SCUM (Stop Clintons' Undermining Machinations))
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To: Mia T
Have you got a bead on the latest Hillary Low? Announcing Sen. Moynihan's death to the Senate BEFORE his family made the announcement as they desired? (I said it was a TRIUMPHANT HILLARY announcing the DEATH (welcome to her) of one of her enemies (for standing in the way of Hitlery care in 1992-93.)

Even though Sen. Moynihan lost his moral stature by standing with the Clintonista criminal regime - he once was a "light" in the lie-beral left for at LEAST opposing the Socialist healthcare agenda of the leading American Stalinist, Hitlery Clinton!

Just one more "notch" on her chart of her enemies now deceased.

6 posted on 03/31/2003 8:47:23 AM PST by Freedom'sWorthIt
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To: Mia T
LAZY NIHILISTS AND OTHER USEFUL IDIOTS AND SOLIPSISTS:

Don't blame Nietzsche, he was a cipher of his times. Blame Heiddeger, Sartre, Derrida, Focault and the other bastards of Nietzsches missappropriated thought. The Franco-Germanic starin of philosophy is a deadly virus.

Love My Mia T. like my mornin coffee.

7 posted on 03/31/2003 8:55:42 AM PST by Helms ("The Amoral Sartre/Heidegger French and Germans Believe W. Civilization is Caput")
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To: Freedom'sWorthIt
My post, Moynihan Myths was inspired by her sickening revisionist eulogizing tour… but I didn't know that she scooped the family. What a piece of trash.

I can assure you, no one will rush to eulogize the clintons. Not even their "infrastructure."

the movie

 

8 posted on 03/31/2003 9:02:42 AM PST by Mia T (SCUM (Stop Clintons' Undermining Machinations))
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To: Mia T
Cipher was an incorrect word, what I meant to say that he
mirrored what he saw and insightful to a genius level.
9 posted on 03/31/2003 6:05:00 PM PST by Helms ("The Amoral Sartre/Heidegger French and Germans Believe W. Civilization is Caput")
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