[sweetliberty]

My first thought after reading the title of this article was "wonder where she stole the pen."

There were a few "minor" inaccuracies in this article. Actually, there were a dozen FReepers and lurkers, the sign actually read "HONK if you think Hillary should never BE president."

The inconsistencies in the article itself are easy to spot. I realize that most of this article is nauseating, but the FReeper mention is pretty cool. It should also be a warning not to underestimate the power of the Stepford Democrats when Hillary runs, and she WILL run.

There will be a full FReep report on both Arkansas FReeps up this evening.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

Using "Clinton" and not the first name, is an interesting ploy. In the future, after Hillary is President (IF SHE WINS), she and her husband can morph their administrations into one, and the history books will just use Clinton, when describing events. That way, people might even forget that GW served between the two. (sarcasm, of course!)

[Cacophonous]

If Bush looks beatable in 2004, you'd better believe Hillary will not allow another democrat to be the one to beat him. I think Bush will look beatable, unless he finds a convenient excuse to invade Iran and stir up more false patriotism, and unless he can keep the economy from tanking any more than it has.

I think she's going to run. God help us.

[sauropod]

Yep. The broad saying that she is not a "little cookie cutter" deserves special mention for mental greatness...

Good job, BTW.

[BigWaveBetty]

When she walked toward the book-signing table at Sam’s Club, 5-year-old Sophia Speiden called out, "Hi, Hillary Clinton."
Clinton acknowledged the child with a smile and a quick nod. Sophia’s parents, Sherri and Doug, brought Sophia to the book signing to take home a memento.
"Daddy, what did Mrs. Clinton say to me?" Sophia asked, tugging on his shirt.

Her father turned to her and said, "She said you were very cute and that she loved your earrings."

This is just so sad. How completely out of touch is hilly? How much energy would it have taken to give the little girl a, "Hey sweetie!" with a smile?

Perhaps her parents will reflect on how they had to LIE to their daughter. Really, how many five year olds does hilly suppose know her name?

[Rodney King]

"It’s so terrific to have people from Arkansas coming to New York, to California," she said. "It’s like a huge extended family."

Uh, that's because it is.

[LibKill]

I wouldn't let Hitlery sign my toilet paper!

[Doctor Raoul]

Great job. I'm sure she knew you were there because typically the adoring throngs make some comment to her about "those people" outside.

[Hostage]

I hope Republican strategists are analyzing how to defeat this very dangerous person in 2004/8.

One thing is clear: she must not be attacked personally.

Instead, Republicans must attack the mess that was left in 2000 by the democrat administration :

1. A recession
2. A stock market bubble
3. A weakened defense
4. Overreaching intrusive government
5. Medicare run amuck by lawyers
6. A dangerous tendency towards loss of sovereignty.

What Americans remember is that their 401k's were wiped out on Clinton's watch.

Hillary Clinton will defend herself against attacks of having no concern for America's military by pointing to her membership on the Armed Services committee.

Hillary Clinton will defend herself against all personal attacks by acting as if the attack was over the top and that she has been unjustly victimized.

The Republicans that debate her must remember one thing: never ask Hillary a question that gives her the opportunity to spin an answer. In fact, in my opinion it would be best not to ask her any questions at all, rather ignore her. Liberals (and she is the alpha liberal) hate to be ignored, and the best weapon against liberalism is indifference.

Another good weapon against Hillary is to make her so angry that she vents in public. But beware she will have others plan scandals, fabrications and distractions all for the purpose of keeping the focus off her opponent's strengths.

Another good strategy is to make her repeat herself. Recall the Healthcare Express with buses heading across the country in the same repeated manner as the first term campaign. It made people think that they were being manipulated, and they were.

Also remember there is a difference between being smart and being cunning. Both involve having superior vision but with different motivations. Hillary is cunning, not smart.

I see a Republican candidate winning easily who is serious and focused on what they will do, not on attacking Hillary. Attacks on Hillary play to her sleazy tabloid publicity and for a reason that escapes most conservatives, this type of distractive publicity brings out sympathizers to her agenda.

[monocle]

Clinton, former first lady of Arkansas, says she’s not a candidate.

Notice the contraction of that pesky little word "is". In the context of this statement that little word makes a world of difference. No one doubts she is not presently running but many believe she will run.

[JoeSchem]

"Don't cry for me, Argentina . . . . "

[yoe]

"She’d be great. She’s not some little cookie cutter."

You bet she isn't! She's a sociopathic liar, she'll cut with an ax or worse! Hillary isn't for women any more than her husband is, they just use them.

[arasina]

"I really don’t know how long it’s been," she said of her last trip. "Too long."

Go back, Hillary. Stay there and bake cookies for your "extended family." Find the love you never got from your father or your husband. With all the admiring fans you have there in your second home, your TRUE home, why would you want to ever LEAVE? Follow your heart and make Arkansas your home once again. Make little Sophie happy. You could be curator of the museum and wear a uniform!

[Cindy]

[upchuck]

"I always tell people that I am not running, but I am hoping we will have a change in the White House," Clinton said in a telephone interview Thursday. "I’ll be working hard to elect a Democrat, and hopefully we’ll get that done in 2004."

She doesn't need to run in 2004. Along about next May, she'll just call up McAulife and say, "I want it," and Terry will make it so. You read it here first.

[Matchett-PI]

"I always tell people that I am not running, but I am hoping we will have a change in the White House," Clinton said in a telephone interview Thursday. "I’ll be working hard to elect a Democrat....."

As will America's enemies abroad. I wonder how the DemocRATS will attempt to launder their illegal foreign campaign donations this time. Will they try it through Buddhist Temples again --- or will the radical Islamic Mosques be one of the alternative front organizations?

[timestax]

woooohoooo! Keep up the Excellent "work"!

[MatthewViti]

these people never go away

[yonif]

"We’re going to celebrate getting the signature," Julia Hall said.

ROFL

[MrConfettiMan]

"I plunge it into ice water after I finish a book signing," said Clinton...

I guess after each book signing she must drain some blood into a bowl for the previously mentioned hand plunging.

[theDentist]

"It’s safe to say she signed 1,100 to 1,200 books," she said.

I suppose she worried that if she estimated too low, there could be an Arkancide in her future.