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Hillary's pity-pot politics
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 Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 10:00 am Post subject: Hillary's pity-pot politics |
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 Hillary's pity-pot politics
By: Carey RobertsWhen Mallard Fillmore quacks, I listen. Recently Mr. Fillmore saw fit to expound on a certain female presidential candidate. This is what he had to say:
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By: Carey RobertsWhen Mallard Fillmore quacks, I listen. Recently Mr. Fillmore saw fit to expound on a certain female presidential candidate. This is what he had to say:Abby: "I think girls should be treated exactly the same as boys. ... Except when they wanna be treated better, because they're girls!"Boy: "Wow, Abby, you'd be a great presidential candidate!" [http://jewishworldreview.com/strips/mallard/2000/mallard112607.asp]When someone hints that Hillary Clinton is an intsy-wintsy bit inconsistent in her statements, she lapses into full pout mode, accusing her opponents of "piling-on." Or she coils up like a snake ready to attack — "Well, now the fun part starts," Hillary recently warned Barack Obama of her impending offensive that never seemed to materialize.Many view Hillary as calculating and cold-hearted. When my own wife glimpsed a picture of the Democratic candidate, she pounded her fist on the well-coifed image and exclaimed, "I despise that woman!"In response to polls saying half the American electorate would never vote for her, Hillary Clinton recently launched a "likeability" campaign. As communication director Howard Wolfson explained, "Now they [the voters] want to know what motivates her.
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