Hillary Clinton: Advocate For Women? NO, JUST A HYPOCRITE!

David's "retirement" agenda: "Won: Lern to reed. To: Reed books!"



Starting with this "won".

 

I'll make it really really simple for them: Huckabilly.

C'mon Parrot-tops, it's not THAT difficult. You KNOW you wanna....cracka...LLLOOOLLL

 

David wants more? How about this then:

What's red, white and blue?



















You....after I ran you over with that "cracka" joke in my blue Ford, suckaaaaaaaaa

 

Ok. I'll just wait for the primaries then, since this is pointless. It should be fun to compare notes then.

 

You have a car now? Who gave that to you?

 

See ya! Come back when you're better prepared to defend your candidate.

 

I never said she was my candidate...you did

 

David:



"Sure showed 'em....now I can get back to ma ratirement practicin!'"

 

A pic from your family reunion? These people look to be as productive as you are!

 

So, now, 5 pages into this thread she's no longer your candidate? I see.

 

It has been five pages of me trying to get you to answer a simple question, not proclaiming my love for Hilary.

 

Sorry, I guess your fervent defense of Hillary got me a bit confused....

 

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"the unraveling of middle-class financial security began in "the later years of the Clinton administration," - Joe Biden

 

Indeed. Here's the story. It's one of the few things Biden has ever said that makes any sense:


Biden takes shot at Clintons in SC


Joe Biden, a potential 2016 candidate, said the unraveling of middle-class financial security began in "the later years of the Clinton administration," not under George W. Bush.

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Sat May 10, 2014 ​

Vice President Joe Biden gave a closed-door speech Friday to South Carolina Democrats that included a shot at the Clintons.

Biden, a potential 2016 candidate, said the unraveling of middle-class financial security began in "the later years of the Clinton administration," not under George W. Bush.

One attendee told CNN he gave an "Elizabeth Warren-type speech" blasting income inequality.

Biden has been courting liberal voters as he prepares for a possible run against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, though many Democrats don't think he'd run against her.

He did not mention his own presidential ambitions in the speech but multiple sources described it as "populist" and high-energy, according to CNN.

"He said we have some of the most productive workers in the world, but corporations are more concerned about their stockholders than they are about their employees," one attendee said. "He talked about how the fruits of labor go to stockholders, rather than to the people who are producing it. That the people making the money in this country are the corporations."

Another attendee described it as "a stem-winding, almost revival-type speech."

In recent months, the vice president has focused on revving up the liberal base on issues of income inequality. He delivered a lengthy attack on Rep. Paul Ryan's (R-Wis.) budget at George Washington University in late April.

But his rare rebuke of the Clintons' economic policies, which some liberals view as too friendly to Wall Street, indicates how he'd possibly approach a 2016 campaign if he and Clinton square off in a primary.

http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2014/05/10/362120/biden-takes-shot-at-clintons-in-sc/

 

Palin is the reason I bothered to vote..I loved her and everything she said..MCain? No. Way. I hope he doesn't even think about running. Geez..that might be the only way I'd consider voting for Hillary. OMG! Romney, good pick. But he lost. Why would he try again?

 

She was the reason I voted too.

 

Just curious LucyRay. Do you still like her and everything she says or are you using the past tense to indicate otherwise?

 

I still like her...on the hunting channel! Too bad she did that, IMO. She's a strong woman. So is Hillary. I see more deviousness (if that's a word) in Hillary. I don't like deviousness in anyone. Sarah says it straight. If McCain runs, And if Hillary runs, man oh man, what a mess we'd all be in! I really hope ...well, time will bring forth our next president. Yes, I still like Palin and her beliefs. I wish I had her 'hutzpah' (sp?).