Hillary and the Boohoo moment!

Well, tomorrow New Hampshire! Hillary simply cannot win - literally and/or figuratively! She is not about "change" except for moving change from your pocket to someone else's and for that I say, if you want to pay more in taxes, by all means, please "belly up to the bar" and toss in a few more thousand bucks. But for me, anyone who does not work and has not worked and has not contributed to the public coffers should NOT be allowed to vote on how my tax dollars are spent. Hillary and her "soft side" of tears this morning... Good gracious! Can you imagine Lady Margaret Thatcher sniveling during a shortened presidential primary campaign? Or Queen Elizabeth I getting teary when she rode out to be with her troops to meet the Spanish Armada should they have landed? Hillary's whining because she may see the country going backward - to what, the Clinton years? And crying, sniff-sniff, that all she can do is make her case and then it is up to the people to decide. Well, that's magnanimous. Hillary is spinning a loss already... maybe yes, maybe no. We have seen her "Howard Dean" moment! Not a shriek but only a simper... Wouldn't this be great if this is the end of the Clintons on the world scene. She says the campaign is not easy, how easy does she think the presidency would be? I have read that our enemies/terrorists and terrorist-supporting nations cheered when the Demos took the House and Senate in 2006. Yep, that's what we need, a president supported by Islamic terrorist-sponsoring governments and, of course, the esteemed EU. And Billy-Bob Ambassador-to-the-World - well, she would have to keep him out of the White House, right? It is sad to see a grown woman, the heir to the thrown, sob even before the second state vote has occurred. I have to say I don't think the men who "pick" the president have annointed Hillary and the Clinton machine may not be able to buy her the White House. Let's keep in mind that her "35 years of experience" include her beginning days as a young lawyer working for the Democrats preparing for the impeachment of Richard Nixon. Yes, she has experience of a sort but I have to wonder if she could make it on her own had she stood up for women abused by philandering husbands and divorced Clinton. Or is she, sadly, the prime example that "feminism" is and has been a sham? That a woman, regardless of her hardwork and experience, can only make it if a powerful man says she can? Hillary says she is tired; let's give her a rest and color her gone...