Well, this is odd. This is something you don’t see very often.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton actually spoke up against an enemy of the United States. Yeah, the Hillary Clinton. She actually accused Iran and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of hypocrisy.
Will wonders never cease?
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OK not bad, not bad is she positioning herself for 2012 perhaps?
You can bet on it KQ. Given the results of this past election she understands that we are pissed off at all the fools in Washington and something better be done to get our country back on track.
Watch and see, she will be heading back towards the political middle quicker than Slick Willie did during his first term as President.
When I looked up hypocrisy in the dictionary there was a picture of Hillary!
She is the quintessential political snake (no offense to snakes meant), willing to say or do whatever it takes to gain power. Can you only guess how fast marital law would be declared if the people of the Untied States took to the streets in an attempt to save this country from the chosen one, we would face force in nanoseconds and hillary would than proclaim it was for our safety. Retire and take that disgrace of a husband with you.
Good to see Hillary actually saying something that needs to be said.
She's a better man, and would have been a much better president than Barry. (given that this is a lib to filthy, feckless turd comparison.)
Thats debatable. While she has a bigger brain and nutsack than The One, she is also more evil.
She would have helped the bankers loot the country all the faster rather than just stand aside like Barry the designated fall guy.
No joke on the "evil" comment. If you look at what the Clintons have done and how little remorse they have had for things, "evil" can be a legitimate description.
Hillary knows all about hypocrisy.
The woman puts up with a cheating husband.
And, normally, I'd feel sorry for her, but she's the type who obviously had to ride (ahem) Bill to have any name recognition or power... a marriage of political expediency. I'd have had more respect for her if she would have dumped that chump somewhere between the first and tenth affairs.