10 Reasons I Detest Hillary

I don’t make any pretense that I detest Hillary Clinton. There is so little I find worthwhile about her. She is the J.R. Ewing (remember “Dallas ” the TV show?) of politics. We conservatives love to dislike her. But why? Here are 10 reasons I detest Hillary:

1. When Bill was sleeping around, she stood by her man not for love but for future power.
2. She is politically calculating–decisions are made to help her…not America.
3. Prior to being Senator, she didn’t do a damn thing except be married to Bill.
4. Since being Senator, she hasn’t done a damn thing.
5. She is divisive and would ignite a nuclear culture war.
6. Like her alleged spouse, she parses her words and talks in political-eese.
7. Her socialist “It takes a village” mentality.
8. Her socialist universal health care mentality.
9. She has never answered the following (see Wikipedia for more detail):

The Wellesley thesis and the suppression of it
Her Black Panther Party affiliation
Her alleged anti-Semitic “f-ing Jew bastard” comments
Why she keeps and leaves Rodham-Clinton
Her cattle futures 1K to 100K bonanza
Her Tammy Wynette – baking cookies statement
Her lie about being named after Sir Edmund Hillary
Whitewater
The travel office firings
Vince Foster, Vince Foster, Vince Foster
Filegate
Her imaginary discussions with Eleanor Roosevelt
Her role in 1996 campaign finance controversy
The vast right-wing conspiracy mentality
Staying in marriage to cheating Bill Clinton
Kissing Suha Arafat after Suha’s anti-Semitic statements
Her Yankees to Cubs flip-flop
The unethical book contract to help her senate election
Her ghostwriters
The Hasidic pardons she pushed Bill for
Never attending a 9/11 victims funeral
Her Gandhi “ran a gas station down in Saint Louis ” comment
Hollywood fundraiser with a felon
The Martin Luther King Day “run like a plantation” comments
Her young people’s “work is a four-letter word” comment
Her Kentucky Fried Clinton speech changes

10. She is shrill.

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