As a spiritual-futurist my commentaries and articles deal primarily with an interpretation of current events in light of macro-universal forces at play, particularly leading up to 2012.
It’s one thing to embellish your accomplishments, but it’s entirely another thing to dig into the deep valleys of your dark soul and hope for the the worst of your fellow man so that you can be elevated. It’s OVER HLLARY! Get off the stage. We don’t need any more insights to your perverted thinking. You’re staying in the race because Obama might be assassinated?
Of course after she said it she made up the excuse that she was thinking of Ted Kennedy’s ailment. Sure. But she said the same thing back in March. It’s the same MO as the sniper fire excuse that she was tired, but she’d said that same story many times before.
We aren’t buying it- nor YOU!
Hillary Clinton’s last gasp campaign suffered a gaping, self-inflicted wound Friday when she recalled Robert Kennedy’s 1968 assassination while defending her determination to keep running against Barack Obama. Political reaction was swift and unanimously negative. Even Hillary loyalists expressed shock, dismay and private outrage.
It was a rare moment in political circles when Democrats and Republicans alike literally had the same visceral first response: “Oh. My. God.” “She said what?” an incredulous Rev. Al Sharpton told the Daily News, adding that the remark reinforced his belief that Clinton should fold her candidacy.
Writer, Michael Goodwin summed it up best for me when he wrote, “SICK. Disgusting. And yet revealing. Hillary Clinton is staying in the race in the event some nut kills Barack Obama. It could happen, but what definitely has happened is that Clinton has killed her own chances of being vice president. She doesn’t deserve to be elected dog catcher anywhere now. Her shocking comment to a South Dakota newspaper might qualify as the dumbest thing ever said in American politics.”
If anyone thought she had a chance at the VP slot, you can now write that one off too!
A sad ending.
















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