The Nation's Pulse
A Visit From Old St. Hillary
With sincerest apologies to liberals everywhere and, once again, to Clement Clark Moore.
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br> When they meet with flush lobbyists, eager to buy; br> So out to the hustings the Democrats flew, br> With a slate full of programs for states colored blue. br> And then in a twinkling, I saw on TV, br> As stunning a change as you're likely to see; br> As I grabbed for my clicker to turn up the sound, br> Through my Sony, St. Hillary came with a bound! /p> p>She was dressed all in white from her head to her toe, br> All except for a pink blouse that set her aglow; br> An American flag pin she wore with great pride, br> And she looked to my eyes like a blushing new bride. br> Her eyes -- how they sparkled! Her cheeks were so rosy! br> Her little pug nose just like Nancy Pelosi! br> Her sweet smiling lips bore no hint of complaint
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