I have some advice for Hillary Clinton (and I want to be paid, when she uses it)

[Syrinx]

Divorce and disavow your husband. Now!

He's only a reminder of your love of giant, multinational corporations.

And of your coziness with the Bush family.

By divorcing yourself from his center-right policies, you help yourself in the primaries.

By condemning his moral and ethical failings, you endear yourself with the religious Right, and the ACLU. Thus, ensuring your election.

You should highlight his fondness for George Herbert Walker Bush, and promise that you will prosecute all outstanding war crimes cases.

I don't think you will actually do this stuff. I just wanted to make a suggestion.

[Whisp]

1. she should have ditched him a long time ago.

how she could put up with that humiliation so out in public, i dunno. Have you no self respect?
I hope there's another one for her tho. She is not representive of the people and should be told loud by the voters (that is, if voting actually counts, we are not sure now, are we?).
but I'm guessing the american public will have to put up with more humiliation if she takes the helm.

[Kurovski]

2. Hell, if we pay HER enough she just might do all you suggest.

But Corpo-American money flows in an endless, forceful current.

[Perry Logan]

3. And he was tied with FDR as most popular President of the 20th Century. What an albatross!

[Kurovski]

6. This is why it's best to wait a few decades to see how things shake-out.

I don't think that's a big mystery when it comes to historical perspective.

He was so good to see after years of enforced poverty and raucous greed, it made folks giddy. President and Senator Clinton's closeness to the Right Wing just reinforces my personal goofball theory of seventeen years of American rule by way of "good cop-bad cop."

Or should I amend that to "good corp., bad corp."?

[Captain Hilts]

4. Why didn't Bear Bryant show more leadership in the civil rights era? Why so long to segregate AL?

[cali]

5. Ugh. Another Clinton marriage/divorce thread. n/t