Butt Out, Hillary

Free Republic ^ | Dec. 9, 2001 | IronJack

[Khepera]

Oh my God!!! PCL is Hitlery Cliton!!!

[IronJack]

Masterful dissection of Hillary

Gives a whole new meaning to "Gross Anatomy."

[IronJack]

Hope you enjoy it.

[IronJack]

This is one dangerous, power hungry socialist

That's her all right.

[summer]

Thanks. :)

[nicmarlo]

Bump for a later read; thanks.

[IronJack]

Night shift

[nicmarlo]

Hillary's experience is confined to the ivory towers of Park Avenue and pretentious academia.

The feminist movement has spent its energy. It is a relic, a threadbare shell that maintains a tenuous relevance only by torturing every social disparity into a gender issue. It sustains itself through Marxist class warfare, substituting biology for economics. But when held to a truer light, it shows its transparency, its sheer, embarrassing paltriness.

The true "feminist," (who would probably eschew that label), thrives on principle, a principle she's never sacrificed for political expediency or public gain. She's quietly, diligently labored to translate ideals into action.

Sorry for copying long lengths here, but these were what most spoke to me (along with the fact that Hitlery should keep her mouth shut, she who can't even defend herself against how her husband treats her).

I read an article in the Denver Post a couple years ago about the Taliban. They forbid widows (of men who died fighting either the Russians or against the Taliban) to sell bread, their only means of bringing money into the home to feed their children--they weren't allowed to work, had no government support. I was appalled. Gen. Suhaila Siddiq is a physician, a hospital administrator, and the only female military leader in Afghanistan. She is adored. How grateful the Afghan women must be to have such a woman to look to--not the self-serving, empty, Marxist, transparent, and embarassing Hitlery who America had to have in the White House.

[Rocky]

Wow, IronJack, what a masterpiece!

lace curtain largesse

I love it!

[IronJack]

Hillary certainly suffers for the comparison. But then again, the shams usually do. Look up the word "epigone." It defines Hillary Clinton.

[IronJack]

HAHAHA! Glad you liked it. It's even more pretentious than limousine liberalism.

[Rocky]

One more bump for a great piece of writing.

[IronJack]

And one more tip 'o the chapeau.

[IronJack]

And one more tip 'o the chapeau.

[IronJack]

She says it in a way that implies she is in some way responsible for our behavior. Much as a monarch might speak of his subjects.

Much the way she speaks to the Afghan women in her comments. Patronizing, condescending, as though she's giving the unwashed and undeserving the benefit of her vast experience and unbridled generosity. [hhhhhhwwwwwwwarrrrrkkkkkk ptoo] [Gross hacking and spitting sound]

[SusanUSA]

[b4its2late]

Great job!

Nita, you missed this?

[SusanUSA]

Thank you, thank you, THANK you for the ping, GOPJ. What a sheer delight to read!

the face of Western feminist thought today - trivial, wasted, hoping to make up in shrillness what it lacks in substance.

heroes are the women who roll up their sleeves and succor the ailing, who shun the sterile salon for the grit and stench of battle, and in so doing, show that women have steel in their spines, not treacle.

The feminist movement has spent its energy. It is a relic, a threadbare shell that maintains a tenuous relevance only by torturing every social disparity into a gender issue.

when held to a truer light, it shows its transparency, its sheer, embarrassing paltriness.

Gems ALL!
Bump for truth!

[Neets]

Nope, didn't miss..it was previously posted about two weeks ago or so.

But, with a BUTT as wide as hers...it's not difficult to "BUTT OUT"

[SusanUSA]

Hey, over here ping!
Enjoy!:)

Gen. Suhaila Siddiq is a physician, a hospital administrator, and the only female military leader in Afghanistan. She is adored by a generation of muted Afghan women as a true heroine, and now heads a 400-unit women's hospital in Kabul. She rejected Ms. Clinton's guidance as superficial and ineffective, as well as hypocritical. "She cannot defend her own rights against her husband," Gen. Siddiq told a London paper. "How can she defend the rights of my country?"