"Just Tell Them...

I have worked 40 years to make the Women's Suffrage platform broad enough for Atheists and Agnostics to stand upon, and now if need be I will fight the next 40 to keep it Catholic enough to permit the straightest Orthodox religionist to speak or pray and count her beads upon."

Susan B. Anthony

Showing posts with label Hillary's Tears. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hillary's Tears. Show all posts

Sunday, May 10, 2009

I Don't Trust A Mother Who Does Not Cry

Therefore, on this Mother's Day, I want to honor two politically powerful mothers, who have not been afraid to shed tears in public.

First, here is Sarah Palin crying about her discovery that she could, indeed, love a son with Down's Syndrome.

Then, here we see Hillary Clinton paying tribute, through tears, to another mother's son.

Some additional commentary about the Clinton tears can be seen HERE. I'd like to thank Ms. Battaile for calling out the media hypocrisy in relation to our now Secretary of State, then Senator, Clinton. When she cried on the trail during the Democratic primaries.

May the day come when no woman, or man, will be ridiculed for their tears!

Isn't it high time that we realize a dry cheek is *NOT* a prerequisite for leadership?

Monday, February 16, 2009

The Unreformation of Welfare and Hillary's Tears (We didn't know what we had, now it's gone.)


I realize that I may be taking a differing POV from some PUMAs. There are, after all, Dems who hated Clinton for his welfare reforms.

But, I was and still am a Clinton Dem. I was proud of Bill for finding a way to reign in welfare spending. I was proud of us Dems when Bill left the White House with a balanced budget.

I don't know for sure how Hillary would have handled this. But, I think her tact would have been different than Obama's.

I still believe the way out of excessive welfare rolls lies in universal health care. If we all had health care, then loss of a job would not have near the impact it does on families. And employers would not have to provide insurance.... so there would be more jobs. That is where I believe Hillary would have invested our money.

Paying the states to keep people on welfare is not good. Not good for the taxpayer OR the welfare recipient.

I remember Hillary crying and saying "I just don't want to see us fall backwards."

Well, now I am crying too.

On the bright side, though, by the time this is all over, Bill's Presidential Rating will climb another six notches. As historians begin to ponder what they have missed about the Clinton genius, and appreciate it.

No wonder they wanted Hillary as Secretary of State. They placed her as far from domestic policy as they could get her.... so they could turn back the clock and get away with it.

Do-Do-Do-Don't it always seem to go..... ya don't know what ya got til it's gone.....

We were heading for paradise and ended up in this parking lot.