Hillary Clinton

Clinton and the Stormy Weather (1998)

Today’s Golden Oldie is a Dry Bones cartoon done in 1998. I returned to Israel a few days ago in time to say hi and goodbye to the LSW (long suffering wife) who took off for a two week vacation and family visit in NYC and New Jersey. My return (...)

3 nov. 2009 | | Yaakov Kirschen

Hillary won’t run again. Unless...

Hillary Clinton swears she won’t run again for president : "I have absolutely no belief, in my mind, that that will happen". In her mind no, but in her heart, there’s still that tiny little glimmer of hope. HRC is 62, and BHO seems (...)

27 jui. 2009 | | Stephanemot

US Secretary of State : Pirates are Criminals !

You know like shoplifters or people that cheat on their taxes : “These people are nothing more than criminals,” Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told reporters in Washington today. Well if one thing I’ve learned from liberalism (...)

10 avr. 2009 | | Rob Port

Clinton back home after Asia tour

Secretary of State’s first trip abroad seen as a diplomatic and personal success.

23 Feb. 2009 | | Chris Hugo

Hillary & Bill Clinton’s role at the dem convention: friends or bullies?

Hillary Clinton manages to have her name placed in nomination - alongside Obama - during the traditional state-by-state delegation roll call vote, to take place in Denver later this month.

1 Sep. 2008 | | Chris Hugo

Clinton Moves Left, Obama Right - Leftists Incensed !

The new Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA bill has passed with Hillary Clinton voting against it and Barack Hussein Obama voting for it. Of course, Mr. Obama has provided a caveat to his vote in an attempt to calm the Left. Obama said he (...)

11 jui. 2008 | | Liberally Conservative

Hillary in 2012

McCain has said that if he wins he’ll be a one-term President ...in which case Hillary is back as a contender in only 4 years. If Obama wins then in 2012 he’ll be the incumbent President and the Democrat candidate. But if Obama loses, and (...)

10 jui. 2008 | | Yaakov Kirschen

Senator Feinstein Says Hillary Won The Popular Vote For Nomination

And she really did, too, though that’s an inconvenient truth not likely to go acknowledged by Obama and his disciples in the media. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), a backer of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) during the primary campaign, (...)

9 jui. 2008 | | Rob Port

Breaking Up Is Hard To Do - Democrats May Pay

Barack Hussein Obama is now the presumptive candidate for President and Democrats are chasing a squealing pig named Hillary. No concession speech, a conference call revealing Ms. Clinton would accept the VP nomination, and non-Clinton supporters in a (...)

6 jui. 2008 | | Liberally Conservative

Hillary Clinton Shot Herself in the Foot

So, after 54 primaries and caucuses, including a compromise to seat Florida and Michigan at half-strength (same as the Republicans), Barack Obama has finally clinched the Democratic Party nomination. Obama’s speech at the Xcel Energy Center in St. (...)

5 jui. 2008 | | Gregory D. Morrow

Clinton Dishonest in Making Her Case

Hillary Clinton continues to make her case to the undeclared superdelegates. The problem is, her arguments are misleading at best and dishonest at worst. Claim #1 : “I am the better general election candidate” To back up her claim, her (...)

2 jui. 2008 | | Gregory D. Morrow

Hillary (1998)

It was ten years ago this month (back in May of 1998) that Hillary caused a furor by being the first "administration figure" to call for a Palestinian State. Judge Judy was, at the time, just a "TV Judge". Hillary Rodham Clinton was, (...)

29 mai. 2008 | | Yaakov Kirschen

Hillary Beating Obama in KY 65 to 30

Hillary continues to rack up impressive wins. Impressive enough to think that the Democrats are having at least a wee bit of buyer’s remorse ! (Although, when you think “Clinton” and “K Y”, you usually think of Bill ! ) (...)

21 mai. 2008 | | Rob Port

Hillary Has Lead In Popular Vote When All Votes Are Counted

Interesting : Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is entering the Kentucky and Oregon primaries on Tuesday with one of the most pugnacious political messages of her campaign : That she is ahead in the national popular vote when all votes are counted, (...)

20 mai. 2008 | | Rob Port

Should Hillary See The Primaries Through - And Then Run As An Independant ?

I keep wondering what makes her keep on going. At this point she can’t get the delegates she needs for the nomination. Like I’ve said before.....she HAS to know that. Is it just may be possible that she testing the waters as far as the (...)

15 mai. 2008 | | Rob Port

Clinton Wins West Virginia

Her campaign is rescued from the dead. As the Clinton campaign sagely points out "no Democrat has won the White House without winning West Virginia since 1916" and therefore Obama’s primary loss shows that despite his large lead in the (...)

14 mai. 2008 | | Matthew Yglesias

Lincoln-Douglas Debate ? No. Try TLC.

Hillary has thrown down the gantlet, challenging Obama to a Lincoln-Douglas style no-moderator debate. Obama, trying to play out the clock, says no, we’ve had 21 debates. I think Hillary needs to up the ante. Forget about polite harrumping about (...)

14 mai. 2008 | | Kesher Talk

Clinton to Easily Win West Virginia

Hillary Clinton will win a huge victory tonight in West Virginia, by at least a 2-to-1 margin (i.e. she will likely win at least two-thirds of the vote). Here is what the polls are telling us : Clinton 70.9% +/- 2.0% (range : 68.9% to 72.9%) Obama 29.1% (...)

14 mai. 2008 | | Gregory D. Morrow

Hillary’s electoral ups & downs: "comeback girl", or weeble?

7 May. 2008 | | Chris Hugo

Obama-Clinton: A bitter fight

30 Apr. 2008 | | Chris Hugo

Evita decisively beats Saint Barack in critical Pennsylvania primary

Obama’s character and record have started to receive a modicum of scrutiny, albeit late in the game. Remarks by Obama’s pastor of 20 years and spiritual father Jeremiah Wright have provoked a firestorm of outrage. Saint Barack and Pastor (...)

28 Apr. 2008 | | Blogactiv Team

Why Paul Krugman is Wrong

Most people know that New York Times columnist (and Princeton economist) Paul Krugman has deep ties to the Clintons, all the way back to 1992 when Bill recruited him to counter Bush I’s economic policies. So it’s no surprise he’s been (...)

28 avr. 2008 | | Gregory D. Morrow

Week-end gun training, the Clinton way

28 Apr. 2008 | | Chris Hugo

Obama and Clinton final rush

At this stage in the race for the White House, no one has any doubts anymore that moving back into her "home" of eight years is Hillary Clinton’s overriding motivation. She spends more time denigrating and "misspeaking" about her (...)

28 Apr. 2008 | | Werner Patels

After surviving PA primary, Hillary still going, going, going, going...

...political mechanism likely broken in the "ON" position

23 Apr. 2008 | | Chris Hugo

Is Hillary still fit for U.S. Presidency?

Serial public drinking to look like "just one of the guys" has taken its toll

17 Apr. 2008 | | Chris Hugo

America, who stands on guard for thee?

Throughout the 20th century, America was the superpower that the world turned to in times of need. During the last century, America was also the one country that the rest of the world tried to imitate in most ways. After the demise of the Soviet Union, (...)

11 Apr. 2008 | 3 comments | Werner Patels

Divide and conquer

When two people fight it out over a prize, an old saying has it, a third one will come along, snatch it up and walk away laughing. That "third man" could well be John McCain later this year. The Democrats are on the verge of falling apart and (...)

3 Apr. 2008 | | Werner Patels

Threats

One thing to note about Hillary Clinton’s Florida and Michigan strategy is the utter selfishness of it. Her best shot at getting her way on this issue is to keep observing, in a meta kind of way, that if the DNC disses Florida and Michigan by not (...)

31 mar. 2008 | | Matthew Yglesias

Obama’s shockingly frank message to Hillary:

"Keep running if you wants, Hillary, but......what about running in circles in a big wheel? This way you’d produce energy, instead of wasting yours (and mine)."

31 Mar. 2008 | | Chris Hugo