In her own words – "Saint" Hillary Clinton, “..what difference..does it make.."

 

This is not the only time this person applies her dismissive philosophy to an event from which she singularly chooses to distance herself – quickly and completely:

·         How about her husband explaining his Vietnam War deferment shenanigans?

·         How about her husband denying sex with Gennifer Flowers?

·         Or renting out the Lincoln bedroom?

·         What about when Bill's vice president, AGore, observed that there was “no controlling legal authority” about raising campaign money from his VP office?

·         Or about Bill's close companion, the oh so handsome JCarville referring to Paula Jones as some opportunistic trailer park resident?

·         Or Katherine Willey coming onto her guy?

·         Or Monica wandering the oval office, on her knees?  Hubby Bill sans pants?

·         Or that handsome but somewhat chubby Bill Richardson offering Monica some form of post white house employment?

·         Or even the great Hillary herself flying into some war zone, under fire, but doing her job nonetheless, and then it turned out to never have happened?

Well, call it what you want – we call it lying.  She is a liar – her husband is a convicted liar.   Some pair, huh?  But what difference does it make?

Here is a situation we would pose to you, a hypothetical situation, involving this gal who knows what is best for all of us but who gets a bit testy when questioned or challenged:

"Let's say Mrs. Clinton were to go away and not be heard from again?"

"What difference would it make?"

 

ps:  our thanks to the late Michael Kelly (1957 - 2003) for much of this compilation of just why none of us really need even four more minutes of any one from the Arkansas Clinton family.  We highly recommend that you get your hands on Michael's Collected Writings, "Things Worth Fighting For."  Michael wrote one of the first "exposes" of Hillary for the New York Times Magazine in 1993 entitled "Saint Hillary" and it sure raises some interesting questions when matched up against the topics in those bullet points above.