The Hillary Divide by Andrew Sullivan

The Sunday Times | June 7, 2003 | Andrew Sullivan

[SkyPilot]

For the record, what are you talking about.

There are many, many accounts--both first and second hand of Hillary's lesbianism. Gennifer Flowers wrote (and repeated in interviews) that Bill Clinton used to comment on Hillary's lesbian trysts on numberous occasions (i.e. "She has probably eaten more pu--y that me.")

Gary Aldrich, retired Secret Service agents, many of her own friends, and others have attested to this as well. I tend to believe it. Should it matter? In my opinion, yes--especially since she is clearly misrepresenting herself (lying) and seriously contemplating a run for the White House.

It is commonly written on our forum that Hillary has lesbo tendencies, but it is not widely reported or even reported at all.

True--but that is just the sad state of our PC media and the timidity that has become fashionable when it comes to homosexuality. I agree with you that she is most likely a bi-sexual---but I classify "bi-sexual" as a misnomer--it is actually "sexual perversion."

[McGavin999]

I suggest we all move to Austin. Just imagine the rapid swing to conservative with a couple hundred thousand new conservatives :o)

[Cowboy Bob]

Have the names of Hillary's "ghost writers" ever been made public?

[ladyinred]

Her proximity to liberal bigots like Sidney Blumenthal suggests that her political goal is not to unify the country but to punish and humiliate half of it.

Which is exactly what the Clinton/Gore administration was all about. That is one reason Bush is so well liked by the country. He tries to be what he should be, the President of all of the country.

I detest that socialist woman more than anyone on earth!

[nutmeg]

ping!

Please FReepmail me if you want on or off my infrequent ‘general interest’ ping list.

[Travis McGee]

Thanks! Looks like plenty of conservative salt water there in the middle.

[Travis McGee]

NY AG Spitzer. Look him up.

[Travis McGee]

Every new cammie wearing gun toting conservative who moves to Austin could very well result in 2 or 3 Birkenstock wearers clomping away at full speed for Santa Fe or San Francisco. This would result in an even faster swing.

[GretchenEE]

Even now, rumors spread the instant she puts her head above the parapet. She didn't write her own book; she swears like a soldier at the Democratic Senatorial meetings; she holds grudges.

We are to believe that these are rumors? Ha!

[wardaddy]

Any fishing village between Freeport and Corpus would be fine...but for the Gulf...the seas are a might choppy....and beaucoup rigs....not to bash rigs....we need the oil but they are uglee except at night when they look ok all lit up.

[Mia T]

Excellent!

[Bigg Red]

I think more than enough Americans now see past the phony smile and know enough of her unprosecuted felonious past that she'd have her little socialist hind end whooped before the election.

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I fear you give the American electorate far too much credit. There are many women who admire this witch just for who she is - a tough woman -- and couldn't tell you squat about any of her crimes or what she stands for. They are too lazy to inform themselves and buy exactly what Hitlery's operatives in the media are selling them about her.

Also, never underestimate the Rats's voter fraud machine.

[Phaedrus]

And her obvious intent to make it back to the White House in her own right has the potential to turn America's already fractious polity into something bordering on civil war.

Right on the money ...

[Bigg Red]

For a female leader especially, let alone one attempting to become the first woman president of the United States, having a traditional family life is an essential component of her political viability.
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I don't know where Sullivan got that one. I doubt that he is right about that.

[Gracey]

You might want to stay out of Austin and Houston. If the Hildebea$t became President, those two left wing enclaves would put a bounty out on conservatives like the two of you!

Wrong. Houston, Harris County has NO, I say NO, NADA, elected Democrats. And Travis County (Austin) voted for President Bush. Of course, it helped to have Ralph Nadar on the ballot. If you want Democrat country in Texas, go to Beaumont, far South Texas (Mexico) or El Paso (more of Mexico). We win elections, even if the Democrats vote at least 5% illegally.