Hillary

[glennmac]

Is Hillary Clinton an earthy woman?

That is my feeble attempt to relate our FLOTUS to tractoring. Since you all have seemed enjoy commenting on Bush and Gore so much, I invite you to voice your opinions on someone who has been far more controversial than those two dull guys.

We have all known Hillary in many roles, and you can comment on any of them: woman, mother, First Lady, czarina of health care reform, Arkansas lawyer, stock market investor, grand jury witness (re billing records found in the White House), sex symbol, victim, loyal wife and stander-by-her-man, coiner of the term "vast right wing conspiracy", author, and Senate candidate.

She has been called everything from Saint Hillary to the Enabler-in-Chief. She will probably be the next Senator from New York, which means that those of us who get the NY TV stations will probably see her daily for the next 6 years -- and probably Bill, too. Eight years from now she will likely defeat Jeb Bush and be our president from 2009 to 2017.

Given her pervasive influence our past, present and future, we should put her in her proper perspective, as we see it. I will say no more for the time being.

Glenn

P.S. Could Tractorbynet be the VRWC?

 

[Bird]

Glenn, I probably shouldn't say anything, but my honest blunt opinion of Hillary is that if the people of New York elect her, they deserve what they got. I'll just feel sorry for the folks who didn't vote for her.

Bird

 

[glennmac]

Bird, could you provide further specifics as to why you feel the way you do -- in your honest blunt opinion, that is.

 

[Bird]

Glenn, I had to open my mouth again and now you want me to really make somebody mad at me. I just think that anyone who believes Hillary wants to "represent" them is terribly gullible. Hillary wants to represent herself; she doesn't give a hoot about the people of New York, only what public office can do for her. I think she just picked New York because she felt her con job had a better chance there than it would in Arkansas where she and Bill are better known. If she should lose the election, which state do you think she'll call "home" next?

Bird

 

[richh]

MY turn bird, DITOS, DITOS. they should have chump stickers to hand out for the ones that do.
Rich

 

[MChalkley]

Aw, Bird, say it ain't so! Surely you don't mean, no I'm sure you don't, I mean you just couldn't be saying she's, she's INSINCERE?!?!?!?!

Say, have you seen the web site http://www.slaphillary.com?

MarkC

 

[scruffy]

I don't know guys, my Dad always taught us kids that if you can't say something good, don't say anything. Well I'm saying nothing.

 

[MJB]

As a Central New York resident I can tell you that support for Hillary is not very strong around here. I think that the liberals in New York City will be responsible if she wins the election. I can't tell you how ashamed I am that I live in a state where someone like Hillary could win a Senate election./w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif I think that her candidacy is a "vast left wing conspiracy" designed to avoid the possibility that the seat being vacated by the democrat Patrick Moynihan could fall into the hands of a republican./w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif The up side is that if Hillary wins she probably will not stay around long because I pretty sure she has her sights set on a higher office./w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif/w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif The other bonus to living in a one sided state is that we haven't been bombarded by Bush-Gore commercials due to the fact that New York is a lock for Gore./w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif

 

[art]

I appreciate the support, But where can we send her?

 

[Bird]

No, Mark, I hadn't heard of that web site before./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

Bird