Archive for December, 2006

Wouldn’t life be great if we were all psychic?

Monday, December 18th, 2006

It would be for Hillary Clinton. Because then she wouldn’t have voted to support the Iraq war. But if she was psychic, think of all the things she could have warned the Bush administration about. The big question is, “Would she have?” :)

“Obviously, if we knew then what we know now, there wouldn’t have been a vote,…
and I certainly wouldn’t have voted that way.”

What stunningly keen hindsight you have Hillary.

Hillary Clinton pushes Socialist agenda for Iraq

Monday, December 18th, 2006

She was for the war, but now she’s against it. She’s against adding more troops. No wait, she’s for adding more troops:

“I am not in favor of doing that unless it’s part of a larger plan,”

Notice the use of the word “unless”. That gives her flip flop room to back either position when she gets called on it. If, and we mean “IF” any members of the press will stop their love affair with her long enough to ask her some tough questions. Good God, did she learn how to parse the English language from her husband or what?

She has absolutely nothing concrete to offer on solving the sectarian crisis in Iraq. But in a statement that completely floored us here, Hillary Clinton tipped her hand, and revealed her true Socialist nature. She suggested that Iraq share its oil wealth with its people.

In an commentary published Monday in the Wall Street Journal, Clinton and Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., urged the Bush administration to press the Iraqi government to apportion that country’s oil revenues so that “every individual Iraqi would share in the country’s oil wealth.”

Clinton has pushed for an “Iraq Oil Trust” modeled on the Alaskan Permanent Fund to give residents a share of the revenues. “A significant percentage of oil revenues would be divided equally among ordinary Iraqis, giving every citizen a stake in the nation’s recovery and political reconciliation and instilling a sense of hope for the promise of democratic values,” the senators wrote.
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And what is wrong with Sen. Ensign? Has he gone nuts? Those are questions for his constituents to ask, but we digress.

Hillary has suggested that the way to get people to stop sectarian violence is to pay them off with profits from the private sector. We all know how this is working out for the citizens of Alaska. The Alaskan Permanent Fund is a bureaucratic nightmare that has people fighting the state over actual residuals versus dividends, and so on. It is a classic example of taking money out of the private sector to bloat the government. Now you may call it expanding the welfare state, but we call it Socialism primer. And that statement by her is a BIG clue as to the way she would govern if she were ever elected President. Beware private industry. Hillary Clinton wants your money for her Socialist vision!

One less hurdle for Hillary

Saturday, December 16th, 2006

Reports are saying that Sen. Evan Bye of Indiana will not enter the race for President. If this is true, the path to the nomination just got easier for Hillary Clinton. Evan Bye represented a strong challenge for Hillary, and with him out, she only really has to concentrate on “the Breck girl”. Obama, in our opinion will fade as he gets vetted by the ravenous press.

Democratic Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana announced on Saturday he will not seek the presidency in 2008, saying he believes the odds of a successful run were too great to overcome.
“At the end of the day, I concluded that due to circumstances beyond our control the odds were longer than I felt I could responsibly pursue,” Bayh said in a statement. “This path - and these long odds - would have required me to be essentially absent from the Senate for the next year instead of working to help the people of my state and the nation.”
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It takes a village idiot!

Monday, December 11th, 2006

Hillary Clinton is out promoting her book It Takes A Village on it’s tenth anniversary. Whoop dee dang do! Anybody who buys into this crap must be a bigger village idiot than Hillary.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is polishing up one of her more famous phrases as she edges closer to a presidential run, writing in a new introduction to her book “It Takes a Village” that Sept. 11 and the Internet make her tome on child-rearing even more relevant today.
“The five years since 9/11 have reinforced one of my main points: How children are raised anywhere can impact our lives and our children’s futures,” Clinton writes in the introduction to the 10th anniversary edition of the book, which goes on sale Dec. 12. An early copy was obtained by the Associated Press.
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No, no, Hillary’s not running for President.

Tuesday, December 5th, 2006

Yeah right. Wake up people. She has been running for president for 6 years now. Hillary Clinton is only now finally going to get around to admitting it. After all those years of dodging the truth (we like to call it what it is: LYING) she may have to reacquaint herself with it again.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has begun calling political operatives in Iowa and New Hampshire to discuss her prospects in the 2008 presidential field, her first outreach to operatives in key states with early contests.
The New York Democrat began making calls to New Hampshire activists over the weekend and Iowa Democrats on Monday.
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Surprise, Surprise, Hillary contemplates running for President.

Sunday, December 3rd, 2006

Let the shock sink in people of New York, because we know that this will come as a complete surprise to you idiots who just re-elected her to a non existent 2nd term. Way to give a shit about getting representation for your state. What? You believed her when she said she was going to serve the people of New York. Fools.

Clinton, who easily won re-election to a second term on Nov. 7, “is reaching out to her colleagues in the New York delegation and asking for their advice and counsel and their support if she decides to make a run,” a top adviser, Howard Wolfson, told The Associated Press.

He noted that Clinton had said she would begin actively considering a run after the election. “That process has begun,” Wolfson said. He said he did not know when she might make a decision or set up an exploratory committee…

Clinton had been coy about her plans throughout the re-election campaign, but Wolfson made it clear Sunday that the planning is moving ahead. He said top Clinton aides have begun interviewing possible presidential campaign staffers in recent weeks.
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