Bernstein on Hillary Clinton’s ambition
It may end up not being the political bomb some were hoping for but the book by Carl Bernstein on Hillary Rodham Clinton will still provide food for thought for 2008. Like her well-known personal history would not be enough to convince voters she is not the one for the White House. Could there be that many fringe left voters in this country to push the Queen of Cringe to the nation’s top job? I don’t even dislike lefties that much to allow that to happen without a fight. Even if Democrats don’t know what is good for this country we are all obligated to help them understand.
Just in the first excerpt from the book is enough classic scary family stuff to give Hillary Rodham Clinton enough evidence to provide an insanity plea whenever her first conviction is looming. She has dodged the bullet for a long time but her luck can’t hold forever. They should start interviewing special prosecutors now so if the unthinkable could happen the trial sould start quickly. But then, Bill would be there and that should make another impeachment a cinch.
Stanford Matthews
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Bernstein on Hillary Clinton’s ambition
In ‘A Woman in Charge,’ the Watergate reporter examines her career
June 1, 2007
Hillary Rodham’s childhood was not the suburban idyll suggested by the shaded front porch and gently sloping lawn of what was once the family home at 235 Wisner Street in Park Ridge, Illinois. In this leafy environment of postwar promise and prosperity, the Rodhams were distinctly a family of odd ducks, isolated from their neighbors by the difficult character of her father, Hugh Rodham, a sour, unfulfilled man whose children suffered his relentless, demeaning sarcasm and misanthropic inclination, endured his embarrassing parsimony, and silently accepted his humiliation and verbal abuse of their mother.
June 2nd, 2007 at 12:38 am
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