THE REAL HILLARY CLINTON: Episode #4 - Dissing Health Care Execs Who Offered Solution

Unlimited Access | 1996 | from Gary Aldrich (notes, DFU)

[doug from upland]

NOTE: the survival of our Republic is threatened by two things -- fundamentalist Islamic terrorists and Hillary Rodham Clinton. President Bush is leading the fight against the terrorists. It is up to those of us who know the real Hillary Clinton to lead the fight against her. We must shine the light of truth on this dangerous woman so that all Americans may know the real Hillary.

#4 in the series

EXCERPT FROM "UNLIMITED ACCESS" - discussion with a friend named Karen who had worked in President Bush's Visitor's Office

"Thanks, Gary. But I'm calling for another reason. I want to know what the heck is going on with Hillary Clinton."

I wasn't sure what she meant.

"I have a friend up here who just returned from a conference at the White House, and if what she tells me is true, Hillary must really be wacky!"

"Like what?"

"Well, three health insurance company executives hired my lobbyist friend to go with them to the White House to present their solution for the health care crisis. They wanted personally to present their case to the task force, hopefully directly to Hillary. They got their chance. They were able to get an appointment with the first lady. They went down there in a group, were brought into the West Wing, and were told to wait in the Roosevelt Room. They had sent advance copies of their plan, and they were looking forward to speaking to Hillary about it."

"How did your friend get caught up in this?"

"Well, she's the sister of a classmate of Hillary, and it was thought that if a call was made. . . . You know the rest, right?"

"Yeah. So tell me, what happened?"

"They were kept waiting an hour. Then Hillary walked in, slammed their proposal on the table, and said, 'Gentlemen, I have looked at your proposal, and it's pure bulls--it! Now, you've had our meeting! Get out!' So my friend, who was really humiliated and very angry, got up from her chair, looked Hillary square in the eye and said, 'Mrs. Clinton, my sister warned me that I would be sorry that I ever asked her to set this up, because she said you were a real bitch. She was wrong! You're a f--king bitch!' So, with that, they all got up and walked right out of the White House. Gary, could this really be true? Is Hillary that screwed up?"
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1 - FJB

2 - Children in Hospital

3 - She Throws Coffee in Marine's Face

[Quix]

An ffffing b*tch?

Wellllllllll, I think it's more apt to assssssssess her as

a drunken Screw Worm* infesting the gangrenous hemroids of a rabid bitch wolf compulsively biting the hand of Sadddddddamnnnn H's zoo keeper that vainly tries to feed her.

Warning, the following pics of screw worm infections may give you the same wretching feelings you get viewing common pics of Skullery.

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*larvae vigorously and deeply invade tissue (cf. other fly larvae)
*often only posterior spiracles of larvae visible in wound tissue damage extensive
*foul smelling exudate which attracts further flies
*affected animals wander restlessly
*if untreated death of animal likely; heavy losses
*possible if livestock infrequently inspected

FROM:

http://vein.library.usyd.edu.au/links/exoticdiseases/screwworm.html

Alas, her Hollyweed make-up artists friends keep the public thinking the gangrenous hemroid is a beauty mole.

Talk about deluded!

God help us all!

[Quix]

I BELIEVE WE *MUST* GET OUT THE WORD RELENTLESSLY AND CREATIVELY.
. . .
I wonder--could we come up with a task force and reduce some of the most outrageous facts from Alamo-Girl's archives of Skullery's most evil facts? . . . reduce them to 3 X 5 card size with a sourced tagline. We could print them up on our own 3 X 5 cards and give them out to friends, co-workers, associates, people on the bus etc.
. . .
Perhaps we could come up with 50 different cards worth or more.

WHAT U THINK?

[Quix]

As you can tell . . . i hope . . . my seDiments re Skullery . . .

Please put me on your ping list.

[Republic]

Put me on the ping list or I shall 'delete' you! (Practicing my hitlery protocol! :^)

[Cate]

What a great idea.... we could trade them like the kids do sports cards. I bet down the road they would be of some value. But lets be sensitive to people with weak stomachs- lets keep the worst of UGLORS pictures off the cards. they would be more scary than some of these yu oh og or whatever cards are out now.

[185JHP]

Does she need close and careful scrutiny? Yes! But there's a long way between "want to" and "passed by both the Senate and House." When last seen in the WH, Hillary so outraged the decent people of this country with her nasty machinations in the first two years, that Newt and the boys rode into D.C. and said "Uh uh, Hillary. Not here, not now, not with our country." The Hillary is a long journey from the WH. And even if she gets there, there's an election every two years. And there's Free Republic.

[Balata]

I think it's a great idea to have the information condensed and in a readily usable format. One means of dispensing the info would be to send it to our email lists.

[Quix]

Certainly. Though some have threatened to end the relationship for the Skullery stuff I've already sent!

But there's up to 1,000 people that each of us touch in our normal daily lives. 3 X 5 Cards would be a very handy way to give them out in the normal course of daily life.

Thanks for your kind reply.

[Quix]

Good points.

Perhaps we could have a design competition. Some could be made into posters. People could put them up in their work cubicles if brave and safe enough.

The best have very clever humor and eye catching graphics.

Thanks for your kind reply.

[Quix]

WHAT YOU THINK ANGEL-GAL?

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up, Quix! I think the 3x5 card approach - either printed or as an attachment to emails - is a very good idea. They could be identified in some way for collecting - perhaps something like this:

Hillary Clinton - Quote #3210:

Washington Times April 6, 2000:

Mr. LaBella told Mr. Russert that he never had a "substantive conversation" with Miss Reno after he submitted a memo in July 1998 recommending the appointment of an independent counsel to examine campaign fund-raising by President Clinton, Vice President Gore, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Harold Ickes. Mr. Russert then asked Mr. LaBella what Miss Reno's deputies told him. "I didn't have a conversation with anybody substantively about the memo. I have never to this day had a conversation with anybody about my memo at the Justice Department," Mr. LaBella replied. "I handed it in. I really believed in my heart of hearts that it was going to start a dialogue." Mr. LaBella said his memo was "an interim report . . . not a final report. This was not the end of the day."

In fact, as far as Miss Reno was concerned, it was the end of the day for Mr. LaBella, who, after the attorney general rejected his recommendation without offering him any reason why, promptly returned to San Diego.

[Quix]

SOUNDS PRETTY EXCELLENT TO ME.

What would you like to be the next 1-3 steps?

Who would you recommend--I don't think you should do all the hard work of selecting unless you really think you can manage it.

Perhaps we could come up with even 500 cards worth. But I thought 50 was a good start. What's your sense about that?

I think some could be poster-like with text and graphics and some just text.

Certainly the most outrageous things should be put out first. But perhaps after 50 or 100 or so, you could select a few 'inside joke' sorts that could be managed in a less broad way to increase their collectability for those giving so much to the task/project.

I don't know what to do about copyright. But if no one is making any money on their printing and distribution--until they become collector's items--would there be a violation of the fair use clause? . . . just printing them on our own printers and passing them out as educational materials? A lawyer's question, no doubt.

I think we should also have a laminated half dozen or so "mint" condition editions for Jim, John Robinson, Alamo-Girl etc.

And, those of us with laminators could be encouraged to laminate some for perhaps posting by sympathetic kiosk type people in cities--newspaper, ticket kiosks, etc.

I'm serious about contributing to this project more than just the original idea. Please let me know what you'd like me to do. I have plenty of projects of my own but I really feel this is a priority. God have mercy if she gets close to the White House AGAIN!

I spend a fair amount of time on the computer while watching Alzheimer's mother to keep her fed and safe from wandering off and falling over walking across the room.

If you don't have time to do the selecting, perhaps you could come up with some quantifiable or intuitive sorts of criteria that others of us could quickly learn.

Anyway--tossing ideas out.

THANKS FOR YOUR VERY KIND REPLY.

LUB,
as usual.

[doug from upland]

I'll add you to the list.

[Alamo-Girl]

I'm not qualified to pick-and-choose the best quotes for impact or the best graphics or presentation. I'm more the secretary type, and this job requires superior marketing know-how. Perhaps doug from upland could help steer the effort?

[Quix]

FINE WITH ME.

WHAT'S YOUR SUGGESTIONS, DOUG?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I wonder--could we come up with a task force and reduce some of the most outrageous facts from Alamo-Girl's archives of Skullery's most evil facts? . . . reduce them to 3 X 5 card size with a sourced tagline. We could print them up on our own 3 X 5 cards and give them out to friends, co-workers, associates, people on the bus etc.
. . .
Perhaps we could come up with 50 different cards worth or more.

WHAT U THINK?

Sounds like a plan. Recommend Racebannon not participate; he'll just get attacked again!

Just kidding! 8-D

[RaceBannon]

I heard that!

[kitkat]

Ohhh, PUL-LEEZE add me to any list that gets the goods on Hitlery.

[doug from upland]

Use all of them on cards. We need REAL HILLARY CLINTON trading cards. Let's see if we can find a sponsor.

[doug from upland]

You're on.