Hillary For The War?

Article By Writer Michael Kraft Author: Michael Kraft
Published: April 14, 2007
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For the war, against the war? it all depends on which group will give her some votes or good publicity. A coattail riding flip-flopping canidate that makes her name by bashing what is wrong in the US and not really bringing a solution to the table. Do you really want this kind of posturing to represent our nation during a time of world conflict?

I personal would not want a person that is suppose to lead be owned by lobbyists, self promotion and marketing. A lifelong follower without the ability to lead does not a president make.

Heres a great video where you can see 2002 Hillary saying how she fully supports the war and

“it is clear that Saddam will increase his capacity to wage biological and chemical warfare and will continue to develop nuclear weapons.”

She then in 2006 is saying that “the president four years ago “rushed us into a war”,
and “if I had been president in 2002….I would certainly never have started this war..”

Pretty much about the normal routine you would expect from a woman that fakes a southern accent to try to get southern black voters, or a woman that moves to New York to become senator in a state that has more electoral votes.

If you want an ultra liberal, leftist “borderline-communist” who will basically just posture in whatever way will get her votes and not make any real decisions based upon experience or the needs of the country, then by all means support the flip flopper Hillary.

The fact is shes not even the most qualified in her house, much less in the race for presidency of the United States.

Id vote for Bill in a heartbeat, and throw in two Obama’s before I would let Hillary wash my car.

I guess the only bit of pleasure I get from watching her try is the clear fact that she will not win. Rudy will bury her in the end on the simple grounds that he is popular in a personal sense, which goes a lot further than you may expect when election day comes.