Giving Up The Con (Always Hurts)

"If there is a single, starry-eyed American who does not understand that the price of Bill and Hill on the stump for wet-behind-the-ears Barry O. was the cabinet post where Hill could most brightly shine and most aptly prepare for her own run in 2012 (or 2016), the Guinness Book folks would like to find him.

If Bill and Hillary Clinton are anything, they are perhaps the most astute political minds in the country today. The economic meltdown we are in had a foundation directly traceable to Bill Clinton’s modifications of the Community Reinvestment Act and both Clintons understand well that once an economy as large and diverse as ours spins out of control, there is no way a single president — even a two-term president — can bring it back to its pre-meltdown status.

If anything, I imagine that Hillary Clinton is quite thankful that she is off the hook on the economic disasters that wait like ticking bombs in the disillusioned minds of Obama’s maniacal voters.

Hell truly hath no fury like that awaiting Obama as he fails to eradicate the worries and responsibilities of his delusional followers."

-- Kyle-Anne Shiver, saying what we've known - but not what we're shown - and waiting for it's big debut, on Pajamas Media.

All Bitches Ain't Women

It's time for some Democratic Cult fair play:

I just read Robin Morgan's "Goodbye To All That (#2)" which Chelsea Clinton is supposedly sending to everyone she knows, and, rather than replying myself (because I'm "a man") I'd like to offer two choice quotes - both from women - in response. Maybe then, Robin Morgan, Chelsea Clinton, and Hillary, will understand why a feminist smokescreen, projected against my gender, is just another example of why Hillary shouldn't be allowed to get anywhere near our collective seat of power:


"I would give just about anything to be able - in good conscience - to vote for a woman for President. Just not this particular woman. She doesn't even know who she is anymore. How could she possibly know who we are? She thinks we are the means to her end. That's all her idea of "sisterhood" has ever been."

- Kyle-Anne Shiver

"Surely [Hillary] has loved, laughed and suffered in the usual human ways, but what we are left with is a sleek, well-funded, power-seeking machine encased in a gleaming carapace of self-righteousness. She's already enjoyed considerable power, both as a Senator and a "co-president," and in the ways that counted, she blew it. What Americans need most, after fifteen years of presidential crimes high and low, is to wash their hands of all the sleaze, blood, and other bodily fluids, and find themselves a President who is neither a Clinton nor a Bush."

- Barbara Ehrenreich