Of course she hasn't been sitting on the sidelines waiting for this.... she has gone above and beyond in her own efforts to win the nomination.....but this statement reveals so much - and it isn't acceptable. She has talked herself out of any chance as VP - so much for the theory that she shouldn't gracefully exit the campaign. If she had gracefully exited a month ago, she might have been offered the VP slot.
I regularly listen to Rush. I trust him to always advocate for Republicans. His 'Operation Chaos' is designed to improve Republican chances in November. His support and encouragement to Hillary is running at full speed, with even more enthusiasm now than when Rush and many Republicans had a real effect on the Democratic primary outcomes when they patronizingly voted for Hillary to delay Obama's march to the nomination. In my view, Rush and the GOP want Hillary as McCain's opponent, to make McCain's path to the White House easier. Hillary had incredible 'name recognition' leading into 2008. When the public got to know her, they decided on Obama, instead. Since the Iowa results, Hillary has been trying to plug the leaks in the levee that preserved her 'name recognition' advantage. Everything since then as about preserving that name recognition advantage. It is she that couldn't close the deal. She had over-confidence of the inevitability of her Presidency. As defeat looms, she now greatly over-plays her hand and is squandering ever last bit of her reserves of name recognition. What we are seeing is the extended downward decline of Hillary, Bill, the Bushes, and the GOP. Hillary is not displaying courage, determination, and character with her extended campaign. Rather, we are seeing the extremes of arrogance, presumed entitlement, and unbridled ambition. Thank you, Hillary, for offering to reveal for us that which many were reluctant to ponder about you. You've made it much easier for the country to avoid the mistake of having you serve as either POTUS, or V-Potus. Barack Obama will be the next President. It is not even June, and the opposition in both parties have resorted to scenarios that require his assassination to defeat him. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Louis McKenzie <ltm457@> wrote: > > > > May 23rd, 2008 > > Hillary Clinton Evokes Bobby Kennedy's Assassination to Claim That > She Should Stay In The Race > > What a horrible comment. Is she truly sitting on the sideline preparing > for the off chance that the presumptive nominee where to be > assassinated? Amazingly callous and insensitive. She has leaped off > the side of what was already a slippery slopeĀ > > Deranged. >
