1 posted on
06/18/2003 8:18:21 AM PDT by
Quilla
To: Quilla
"She is wearing a pastel-green trouser suit, a stars and stripes lapel pin"
...must have been difficult for Hillary! to show up in public without her trademark mao suit and star-and-crescent lapel pin...
2 posted on
06/18/2003 8:35:38 AM PDT by
cweese
To: Quilla
Sen. Clinton thinks she so smart. Rules are made for others-not superior people like the Clintons. I predict eventually she will make a serious mistake and get caught red-handed either lying, accepting illegal campaign contributions or something. Pride goeth before a fall.
3 posted on
06/18/2003 8:38:46 AM PDT by
nyconse
To: Quilla
She is wearing a pastel-green trouser suit It used to be yellow.
6 posted on
06/18/2003 8:42:06 AM PDT by
skeeter
(Fac ut vivas)
To: Quilla
Great article!
"He is a very charismatic human being..."
I'm not so sure about that "human being" part, Hillary.
![](http://www.aseret.homestead.com/files/ClintonAlienB.jpg)
Okay, so I've stooped to the level of the liberals and warped a picture of BJ, but I doubt it will get all the attention that "Frankenbush" is receiving.
7 posted on
06/18/2003 8:45:29 AM PDT by
arasina
(Place your tagline right here at no cost whatsoever.)
To: Miss Marple; Howlin; Mo1
Wait'll you read this article! LOL. Here's a sample:
"I have no problem with people who disagree with me ... {snip}....But I draw the line at using levers of power to personally destroy people for their political beliefs. What happened in the Nineties is what I call the politics of the personal, largely aimed at Bill and me."
11 posted on
06/18/2003 8:52:56 AM PDT by
Fracas
To: Quilla
Clinton's presidency, the journalist Christopher Hitchens has joked, will be remembered as a sexual moment between the Bushes.That's funny!
12 posted on
06/18/2003 8:57:42 AM PDT by
xJones
To: Quilla
It kills me that she and all the RATS and Rat-drugged media, still use the "its all about sex" argument when talking about Ken Starr's investigation. Starr did concentrate on sex and the implications of multiple moral failures, but the whole thing was about lying to a federal jury( perjury), suborning testimony and witness tampering. Why can't they stick to the facts? They want Hitlery as prez and the RATS back in power. It's that simple.
14 posted on
06/18/2003 9:03:24 AM PDT by
Paulus Invictus
(Wal-Mart sweat shops are also here in the US)
To: Quilla
"What it all came down to, as Shakespeare knew, was power. How to attain it and use it. ..." How Orwellian. How Clintonesque. Always accuse your "enemies" of the crime you are comitting.
To: Quilla
"That was one of the most painful aspects of those years. I could stand on the sidelines and see people I loved being abused and mistreated . . . It was a very sad sight. And it was for nothing." I guess this refers to the Democrats who worked in Clinton campaigns only to be rewarded by being raped or groped by Bill!
17 posted on
06/18/2003 9:09:42 AM PDT by
lonestar
(Don't mess with Texans)
To: Quilla
Is this a hoax? I don't recall Rodham Hussein allowing a reporter to pose 'impertinent' questions before, much less coming this close to actually answering them.
18 posted on
06/18/2003 9:10:40 AM PDT by
Havisham
To: Quilla
"...trouser suit"
BWAAAA HAAAAAAHAAA!
That is a priceless term for "it." Henceforth it shall be called "crusty trouser suit!"
Thanks for that post, it made my day.
To: Quilla
"...trouser suit"
BWAAAA HAAAAAAHAAA! Funniest thing I've heard in weeks.
That is a priceless term for "it." Henceforth it shall be called "crusty trouser suit!"
Thanks for that post, it made my day.
To: Quilla
Does she, I ask, blame herself at all for Bill's infidelity? "I had to not only take a hard look at my marriage and my husband: I also had to take a long hard look at myself."
That says it all. Because Bill said, "I cannot have sexual relations with that woman, Hillary Clinton."
23 posted on
06/18/2003 9:33:17 AM PDT by
Cobra64
To: Quilla
I can't believe that Hillary actually told this interviewer that she was "Shocked. Shocked."
28 posted on
06/18/2003 2:51:44 PM PDT by
Cicero
(Marcus Tullius)
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