Hillary Clinton

"WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, Jan. 27) -- First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday firmly denied allegations that her husband had an affair with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky."


What has this woman been smoking?

I've heard of denial before, but this is ridiculous.:laugh:

 

Check the year and month of that story before you all start slandering.

 

It was a joke, Daisy.

Why do liberals have such a poor sense of humor?


BTW I believe Hillary was putting on an act in 1998. She knew. She has always known. Bill's reputation was well known. Either she knew or she really was in denial.

 

Sure it was.

We don't!

I think denial.

 

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Originally Posted by c
BTW I believe Hillary was putting on an act in 1998. She knew. She has always known. Bill's reputation was well known. Either she knew or she really was in denial.

Since you seem to agree with me, why did you consider it "slander" earlier when I said " I've heard of denial before, but this is ridiculous"?

 

Apologize for what? I would guess that there are a lot of women who deny that their husband had an affair. I would guess that there are several women in your church who do that. Have they all apologized to the congregation?

 

Those were two different statements. The original seemed to say that she remained, to this day, in ridiculous denial - the 'ridiculous' indicating a disbelief on your part that it was denial - while the second one* said she might have been in denial in 1998.

That's why.

*second in the thread, but first in the quote in this post

 

I agree, your would expect a wife to believe her husband until proof otherwise is presented. Especially if your hubby is as high profile as the president of the US.

 

I rather like Mrs. Clinton. I met her in a hand-shaking period when she was campagning in Watertown, NY. Here I was a Canadian who could not serve her political goals, and yet she gave me time, answered my questions and even posed some questions of her own. She had no reason to put on face with me.

I wish her well, even though one of her ideas is not in favour of Canada.

Cheers,

Jim

PS. I am not liberal, but rather a democratic socialist....Does that make me evil too?

 

Seemed? There was no hidden meaning.

Sometimes your logic is hard to follow, Daisy.

 

Evil? No. But I am not sure how the two could be seperated.

 

Ah, but how would I have known that without your stating such?

It's only hard to follow if you're determined not to. It's mere caution born of endless discussions of some posters' taking offense when their meaning was mistaken (they can't simply make a correction but they have to accuse the mistaker of lying, dissembling, and all kinds of nastiness) - I really wanted to avoid *sigh* that kind of diversion from discussing the actual issues - thus the "seemed".

Perhaps it is unavoidable, but I tried. That you can argue against my saying that something "seemed" to me...well, that seems pointlessly, tiresomely, unnecessarily argumentative.