Inhofe: Clinton showed “forceful attitude” you usually “don’t hear from women”
He was referring to Clinton's "What difference, at this point, does it make?" speech about the Benghazi attacksBY JILLIAN RAYFIELD
Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., said that Hillary Clinton showed a “forceful attitude” not usually heard from women when she blew up in January’s Senate hearings on Benghazi, in response to repeated questions about the State Department’s initial claims that the attacks were the result of protests.
“I think that she has gotten by with that type of a forceful attitude, something that’s not normally accustomed– that you don’t hear from women as much as you do men. And she came out so forcefully, and you could tell that it was orchestrated at the time that she said it,” Inhofe said in an interview Thursday on “The Rusty Humphries Show.”
“What difference, at this point, does it make” if the attacks were the result of a protest or not, Clinton said at the time. ”It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again.”
Via The Hill, Inhofe also had this exchange with host Humphries about possibly impeaching President Obama over the attacks:
full article:
http://www.salon.com/2013/05/10/inhofe_clinton_showed_forceful_attitude_you_usually_dont_hear_from_women/
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He's my Senator, and he SUCKS at his job.
He's too old, too bigoted, too hateful, too self-centered, too corrupt, too compromised, and he's been in office too long.
That's what I tell his office when I call. I remind them that Inhofe has been in office long enough to "fix" the "government" he hates so much, and of which he is a part of. If he hasn't been able to do it by now, he should step aside and let someone else try, because obviously he's just wasting his time and taxpayer dollars since he isn't "fixing" anything.
The people in his office are horrendous, of course. They're either very argumentative, or they talk down to you like you're an idiot. 
...by any comparison with James Inhofe.
Perhaps you should give up your seat, to enable that. 
