Looney Liberal of the Week: Hillary Clinton
NEW YORK, NY -- And now ladies and gentlemen... back by popular demand... the Looney Liberal of the Week! (Drum roll please)...
And this week's award goes to Hillary Clinton. This LL is the presumptive Democratic candidate for the Presidency in 2008 and she is starting out her campaign by doing exactly what John F. Kerry, her predecessor in 2004, did so well to help him lose the election... flip-flop! A year ago Hillary was claiming that she was to the right of George W. Bush by taking a harder line on illegal immigration than he was. In the last few weeks, her true colors have come out when she jumped in front of the cameras to say how mean those right-wing Bush fanatics really are! This week, she jumped out in front of demonstrating illegals in New York City to say how noble breaking the law can really be. Keep up the good work Hillaryous! A few more flip-flops and you're well on your way to defeat.
posted by Hawkeye® -- Sunday, April 16, 2006
11 Comments
11 Comments:
O if only the MSM would report it that way.....
OLA,
Will keep my Hawk eye on it!
Kajun,
Kajun1, Kajun2, Kajun3 and Kajun4... sounds like a multiple personality thingie...
Radar,
If only...
Actually, although i did look, I never found your poll...but I'd already voted in a previous thread.
Now, as for your post, unfortunately a lot of women will vote for her because of her gender.
While I'd have no philosophical problem voting for a woman, provided she was a qualified and suitable candidate, I could NEVER vote for that one.
Besides, why break my perfect record of voting against Clintons now?!
Camo,
No arguments here. I'm with ya 100%.
Camo,
BTW, I don't know why you couldn't find the poll... It was in the right hand column.
Hey, FWIW, some of us liberals detest Hillary, too. I'm a believer in the Biblical dictum that one should be hot or cold, but the tepid get spat out. Conservative? Great. Liberal? More to my liking. A constructive tension between the two? Fundamentally American. Triangulated, manipulative centrism? Get thee behind me, Hillary.
VichyDems
Thersites2,
Welcome. Always open to other points of view. Nice to know we agree on this one (:D)
Kajun,
My parents have been life-long Dems. I grew up in Illinois less than 10 miles from Adlai Stevenson's home. My mom shook hands with John F. Kennedy in 1960 before he got elected. I didn't see the light of conservatism until I lived in Florida for awhile in the 1970s. I read some great books called "Essays on Liberty" (or something like that) that was published by some conservative group back in the 1960s. I've been a Republican Conservative ever since. We've had some heated political discussions in my family since then. Hee-hee.
Kajun,
Yikes! And it's only April! What are you goin' to do in July-August??
Kajun,
We'd be MOST honored to have you, Sir!
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