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Posted on 09/21/2001 4:43:39 PM PDT by True Capitalist
| GREAT DAYS IN HILLARY HISTORY | |
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Hillary Celebrates Kwanzaa in Harlem December, 1999 |
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NEW YORK -- Swimming up stream against the currents of public opinion, undeclared and unqualified senatorial candidate Hillary Clinton celebrated Kwanzaa with her husband in New York City. The First Couple attended a Kwanzaa torch lighting service presided over by the Rev. Al Sharpton and "Puffy" Combs. Mrs. Clinton addressed the crowd briefly saying that like many Americans, her family tree has an African branch. That is why she attended this service, and why she appeared wearing a traditional Kwanzaa sunflower headdress. "Kwanzaa," Mrs. Clinton surmised, "in many ways reflects the values that I am trying to represent in my campaign for Senate. Values like reverence for the creator and creation, which is seen in my commitment to unlimited and unregulated abortion privileges. Values like commemoration of past sheros like Betty Friedan and Gertrude Stein. And recommitment to New York's cultural ideals and cultural traditions as demonstrated by Chris Ofili and the Brooklyn Museum of Art." "And Finally," Mrs. Clinton continued, "My sunflower headdress has importance because it symbolizes the rewards of collective productive labor and the celebration of the African harvest. As everyone here knows, it takes a village to celebrate Kwanzaa." |
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You got it all wrong. Hillary takes Muslim money because she figures that is all the less money they will have for terrorism against us.
We should have all our politicians go and shake down every mosque in the country for political donations.
If we don't, the money will find it's way to terrorists, or be used to get Muslims elected to public office.
A motto could be "Help America, shakedown the Sheiks". Or something to that effect.-Tom
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