Oh, yes she did. There shall be no viable Democrat candidates until Hitlery rides her broom to the rescue for the open seat in 2008.
I assume this is refering to the lack of discovery (thus far) of evidence that Iraq had WMD prior to the start of the war. Well folks, I don't give a rat's ass about WMD. Saddam's regime is gone and that's good enough for me.
| Hillary Clinton's ability to dominate the attention of the celebrity-conscious public...
Put her on Larry King Live and she can't out-draw Clinton accuser Juanita Broaddrick. Her Barbara Walters interview drew one-third the audience that Monica Lewinsky's did. She's a tempest in a New York teapot, and that's all she is. It is true, however, that in their fascination with Miss Hillary, the New York media are blowing the Democratic presidential candidates right off the stage and right into oblivion. They are all diminished for this. Our author seems to think that this was not by Hillary's design, but I think I'm going to throw him in the 'naive' pile. |
As opposed to Clinton's bent persona.
Say what?????
Bullsh*t. That's exactly what she did and how she planned it. Count on her to make other, similar "mistakes" that will "accidently hurt fellow Democrats" in the 2004 Presidential race. She wants Bush to win, so she will have a clean shot in 2008.
The only wild card will be the Veep position. If Bush goes with Cheney again in 2004, look for a 2008 win by Hillary, since there will be no strong Veep-to-President candidate in Cheney. IF HOWEVER, Bush very diplomatically retires Cheney, and pulls in a qualified woman or minority Veep, Clinton will have a much harder go at it in 2008.
The stain isn't coming off that dress. People have a limited attention span, and once a specific persona is linked with someone, it stays. JFK is remembered for his head being blown off, Ted Kennedy for "the drive", LBJ for screwing up Nam, and Billy for being a lech. The problem for the Clintons is that whenever they're on stage, the first thought in everyone's mind is "lech and lech enabler."
Oh, bullroar. The entire media frenzy over Hillary's book is self-induced. No one West of the Hudson River cares one whit what Hillary has to say about anything. It's all a bunch of New York quiche-eaters imagining that their own obsequious devotion to Her Heinous is shared by everyone else.