Madame Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton is no Margret Thatcher, nor even an Eva Peron, but surely “a doozy.”
What a disparagement to all women in the U.S. to possibly have such an untrustworthy person as a first female president; discouraging to say the least.
For me, the sound of her voice raises the hairs on the back of my neck. No matter how deeply she tries to make her professorial voice, to me it is worse than a shriek; a shrew in person.
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David Adler
Madame Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton is no Margret Thatcher, nor even an Eva Peron, but surely “a doozy.”
What a disparagement to all women in the U.S. to possibly have such an untrustworthy person as a first female president; discouraging to say the least.
For me, the sound of her voice raises the hairs on the back of my neck. No matter how deeply she tries to make her professorial voice, to me it is worse than a shriek; a shrew in person.
As in her recorded testimony before congress, “what difference does it make now?”
At that time, a real hard edge in her voice, as if she were thinking at that moment, “where does this congress get off asking me such a question?”
As to her aspiration: It is that of a power seeker. Make no mistake, America, that is who and what she demonstrates.
Pass her up, pass her over, and do pass her somewhere else.
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