‘The future is female,’ Hillary Clinton says in 1st post-inauguration statement

I noticed that actually.

I drive a lot and all the ppl i saw leaving cars w Hilary stickers were women between 50 and 70

a reply to: NickK3

originally posted by: Christosterone
Hillary is a true hero when it comes to women's rights...

-Chris

When multiple women came forward about her husband taking advantage of them that stretched across decades she was more upset that he got caught than the acts and she forgave him because the women were ""narcissistic loony toons"...

Yep protector of women.....

a reply to: theantediluvian

hahahaha

agree or grow a pair

so tolerant
are you with her bro?....have her fix some sandwiches before she goes to court bro....

Sorry, but the future of America is not just male - but men. Not the sissified pretenders swarming the streets now...

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: Christosterone
Hillary is a true hero when it comes to women's rights...

-Chris

When multiple women came forward about her husband taking advantage of them that stretched across decades she was more upset that he got caught than the acts and she forgave him because the women were ""narcissistic loony toons"...

Yep protector of women.....

It is disturbing what the Clinton's will do for power...
Even more so is what happens when they hold power.
Look at Bills reaction when they thought they won the election.

Someone who bounces around like a school girl on Christmas morning doesn't need to be in a position of authority.
Especially someone with sexual predator tendencies...

a reply to: seasonal

Hillary, that wretched witch of the west will never stop with her attempts to get the left riled up.

a reply to: NickK3

Not sure I'd describe her as a loser... Not hardly. Lawyer (good or bad one matters not, that's a relatively tough gig to earn)

Politicians wife, considering who she married, that's a tough gig, too.

Senator...that's a fairly successful level to achieve. Regardless of whether she was any good or not.

Sec. of State...OK, she was horrible at this, but still-a job not just anyone gets to do.

...and, last but not least, she was within fractions of becoming President of the United States. Thank god she didn't!! Still, not everyone gets to do that, either.

She's not a very nice person, IMHO. In fact, I dislike her immensely. But to term her a loser? Not even close.

I will not, however, argue the has-been part. God, I hope that's true!!

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: NickK3

Not sure I'd describe her as a loser... Not hardly. Lawyer (good or bad one matters not, that's a relatively tough gig to earn)

Politicians wife, considering who she married, that's a tough gig, too.

Senator...that's a fairly successful level to achieve. Regardless of whether she was any good or not.

Sec. of State...OK, she was horrible at this, but still-a job not just anyone gets to do.

...and, last but not least, she was within fractions of becoming President of the United States. Thank god she didn't!! Still, not everyone gets to do that, either.

She's not a very nice person, IMHO. In fact, I dislike her immensely. But to term her a loser? Not even close.

I will not, however, argue the has-been part. God, I hope that's true!!

Agreed, compared to the average person she gained both fame and fortune, but it's how she did it that earned her the "loser" title IMHO.

Does anyone really think she would have had any political career at all if she didn't marry Bill? That without having been the First Lady she would have been Secretary of State or Senator? In my opinion, no way. This country is not supposed to have royal families.

She got where she did by marrying into it. And I don't see how women are so proud of that. She showed how if a women marries the right guy and puts up with all his infidelity, she might go far... loser.

She only stayed with him, IMHO, for her political gains... loser.

And after losing two runs for president, she can never run again, because in this specific context, as a presidential candidate, she is a loser.

So anyway, I agree that in a culture where fame and fortune are seen as the highest priorities in life, she has been very successful.

But as a human being, she's always been a loser.

originally posted by: bender151
a reply to: seasonal

Why does it look like she's wearing a burlap sack?

It's Ivanka's new clothing line called "Just for turds"

And here we go again with more rhetoric and politcal bashing and bickering....Do you people ever stop and learn other things in life?All you do is insult each other.

originally posted by: seagull

Not sure I'd describe her as a loser... Not hardly. Lawyer (good or bad one matters not, that's a relatively tough gig to earn)

Who failed the bar exam....not saying that is wrong but then not everyone is trying to be President.
Then got fired by the Democrats that were working to impeach Nixon for basically being unscrupulous and a lair....

Politicians wife, considering who she married, that's a tough gig, too.

Married as a power couple...they laid their plans out in college. I really do not think they ever had a real loving marriage. Bill was messing around rather openly for they whole marriage and maybe after Chelis consummated their marriage that might have been the end to old Bill getting some...

Senator...that's a fairly successful level to achieve. Regardless of whether she was any good or not.

Was never really a true resident of New York, won it one her name in a part with an open seat....Really didn't do anything either as a Senator...

Sec. of State...OK, she was horrible at this, but still-a job not just anyone gets to do.

Wink wink nod nod got her all her jobs...lol but ya sucked at that too.

She's not a very nice person, IMHO. In fact, I dislike her immensely. But to term her a loser? Not even close.

I will not, however, argue the has-been part. God, I hope that's true!!

How about first place loser... hehe

Tulsi Gabbard will be president long before that witch ever will be. Sorry, but that's just how I feel about it.

a reply to: Jobeycool

I don't see debate as insult.