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To: Marc Poor
Liberals are having a cow after Rush called Hillary a "screaming witch" on today's show. LOL

Today, the National Wicca Organization took issue with Rush Limbaugh's calling of Hilary Clinton a screaming witch.

"Look, we're witches, and I'm here to tell you that Hilary is no witch," said Boston Chapter President Gloria Morningstar. "Rush is trying to give witches a bad name, and that just isn't right."

The name calling didn't appeal much to Hilary's senatorial office either. "That's just plain sexist, something we've come to expect from Mr. Limbaugh," said Press Assistant James Dobson. "These gender labels have got to stop."

Meanwhile, Hilary, who has been participating in numerous 9/11 ceremonies throughout the day had this reaction, "The only reason why he calls me a witch is because I know what a broom is and he doesn't. And I'm going to use my broom to clean out the Bush Administration and all those conservatives who have been trying to take away the rights of women everywhere."

The Associated Press contributed to this report.
41 posted on 09/11/2003 10:20:10 AM PDT by kingu
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To: kingu
Silly moi!

I naively thought that the rights enumerated in our founding documents applied to all citizens. I hadn't realized there were "womens rights". Can't seem to find them specifically mentioned.

I do recall a politically spawned "right" to be 'free from fear'. I wish to never hear of Hildebeast Klinton, nor see Hildebeast's ugly and broomstick-battered pie-hole, ever again! I do believe *I* have the "right" to be spared Hildebeast's nauseating presence in any media I happen to stumble across.

168 posted on 09/11/2003 7:46:06 PM PDT by Thumper1960
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