Well well well...Look who we have here. Another Clinton folly. She just can't ever get her story straight. First she was under sniper fire, then she
wasn't, then she forgot she even made the mistake in the first place.
What a hypocrite. I guess I can't blame her though, she is a politician after all. They are elected based on who is the best liar, so I accept your
apology , if you are willing to give one.
She's back to her old tricks:
Clinton has come under fire in recent weeks about inconsistent statements.
She admitted late last month, that she "misspoke" when she claimed she had dodged bullets while arriving in Bosnia as first lady.
She poked fun at the controversy last night in an appearance on "The Tonight Show" telling host Jay Leno, "I was so worried I wasn't going to make it.
I was pinned down by sniper fire."
Joke all you want, this country is no laughing matter. You have proven your incompetence to lead, and your power hungry desire for the Presidency.
If elected, no doubt you'll be a worse President than Bushie. And that's saying something.
Just one mess-up after another:
The latest misstep came as supporters of Obama called her claims that he can't win the desperate act of a losing candidate.
"I'm sure she is frustrated," said Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), who supports Obama.
"Up until late last year, the common wisdom around here was that Hillary Clinton had it. In fact, there are many who even thought that Barack Obama
was probably being foolish to try."
It seems you won't be receiving the nomination after all my dear, and you have yourself to thank for that.
Now that Clinton is 135 delegates behind Obama in the race for the Democratic nomination, she and her loyalists have begun arguing that Obama
cannot win.
"Sen. Clinton is absolutely qualified to be president, and I am sure it is difficult for her to see herself behind," said Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.),
a superdelegate who has endorsed Obama.
Well Mr. Leahy, not only is "Hillary ethically unfit to lead" as a fellow ATS poster mentioned, she just plain can't win. Sorry, try next election.
Clinton, who has been courting superdelegates to catch Obama, hinted yesterday that she would go after pledged delegates.
Pledged delegates are a "misnomer," she said. "The whole point is for delegates, however they are chosen, to really ask themselves who would be the
best president."
Face it Hillary, you're done. Drop out already.
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