HILL'S FAN CLUB
Re: Lisa Fabrizio's Can Hillary
Walk the Line?:
Ms. Fabrizio is once again "bang on," as our British cousins say. Mrs. Clinton is a woman of many parts and has to be. She must, of course, favor mandatory membership in unions for each and every American (to get the millions unions give to radical leftists) while not fending the millions of Americans who see unions as rackets and rife with corruption. She must appear as a child advocate while exhorting women to have them ripped from their wombs. She must persuade Americans that she is a rational, likeable person even in the face of vicious, personal, attacks on everyone who dares disagree with her. She must also convince the masses in New York that she will stay their senator for six years and not run for President in 2008.
This will be the easiest thing she has to do because folks from New York are crazy. (If they weren't they'd move somewhere like California or Massachusetts where taxes are lower and services better.)
And yes, she must appear a strong, confident and capable,
liberated woman who stands firmly in her own two feet to become
President. And she has to do this while her husband figuratively
slaps her in the face with his serial philandering. Providentially,
Ms. Fabrizio also provides a link to the Clinton Foundation's
advertisement for interns. It advertises that interns will have a
"hands on" experience. Does anybody doubt the truth of that?
-- Jay W. Molyneaux
Wellington, Florida
I realize that crazy Cindy Sheehan has criticized Hillary but that
shouldn't make us think that the crazy left will abandon her. The
whole Democrat enterprise is largely a fraud all the time. When
they say they want to make abortions safe and rare, the whole party
knows that the rare part is not sincere. When John Kerry supported
the definition of marriage that had a man and a woman in it, even
the phony Andrew Sullivan knew he was just kidding. When Congress
gave President Clinton their approval to invade Iraq, the liberals
knew that the only thing invaded would be an intern or two. When
Bill used to carry that massive Bible into church, nobody in the
party worried that he had gone to the dark side. Nobody in the
party was even remotely concerned about Al Gore's mangled Bible
quotes. When John Kerry was photographed carrying a bird that
somebody else shot, the party didn't believe for a second that
somehow a gun nut was leading the ticket. The examples of their
total insincerity about practically all issues are legion. Not only
are they used to hiding what they really believe from the country,
they don't even think to deeply about it themselves. That thinking
would destroy their phony progressive ideology.
-- Clifton Briner
The Hillary could cry me a river and I still would not vote for
her. All her policies are socialist, bigger government, higher
taxes.
-- Elaine Kyle
MONEY CHANGERS IN ST. PAUL'S
Re: Hal G.P. Colebatch's Anglican
Shame:
As an American Episcopalian I am disgusted by the bent of the
Anglican Communion. Nothing more graphically illustrated the
spiritual depravity of the Church's leadership then a recent visit
to St. Paul's Cathedral in London. The crypt of St. Paul's has been
converted to a combination gift shop and cafe! The most glorious
building in the Anglican Communion has been whored out to commerce
by the church leadership. One can only hope for someone to come
along and drive these money-changers out!
-- Erik Tifft
Mount Laurel, New Jersey
Maybe the Church Synod, after divesting itself of Caterpillar
stocks can use those funds to invest in Suicide Belts and IEDs. But
please, make certain the timers and computer chips used to set them
off don't contain any "Made in Israel" parts! You know how it is
with those sneaky Jews: their "cleverness" will cause their
manufacture to show up in the most unexpected places. And don't buy
any drugs that may contain medications pioneered by Israelis,
either. We wouldn't want you to get well.
-- Wolf Terner
Fair Lawn, New Jersey
You guys are just too funny and your little comedy show is one of
the highlights on the web. Yes, after all, the survival of the U.S.
is absolutely depending on a strong Israel, ha. Sorry guys, two
wrongs will not make one right. Occupation, just as the U.S. and
Israel have noticed -- will and does create blowback. Two nations
united in blowback -- sounds more like the alliance of the
desperate. The rats are already leaving the sinking right-wing ship
and you are still going strong forging a non-existent
evangelical-zionistic alliance -- how deep did you stick your head
in the sand? In Europe and most parts of the world they are having
a great time watching the U.S. right wing decompose in front of
their eyes -- not much different like when the single party Soviet
system bankrupted ideologically and financially. So if you stand
for the American way of live you killed it off, be prepared to lay
it to rest.
-- Ollie
I have just returned from Ash Wednesday service at an Anglican church which I'd been staying away from since God's Holy Mountain got confused with Brokeback Mountain... because this is Ash Wednesday and some things, I thought, transcend others.
But then I opened up the The American Spectator and saw this abomination of desolation.
I can do no more than quote from the Old Testament Reading for
today:
Joel, Chapter 2: 1 Blow the trumpet in Zion, sound the alarm on my holy mountain! Let all who dwell in the land tremble, for the day of the LORD is coming;2 Yes, it is near, a day of darkness and of gloom, a day of clouds and somberness! Like dawn spreading over the mountains, a people numerous and mighty! Their like has not been from of old, nor will it be after them, even to the years of distant generations.
3 Before them a fire devours, and after them a flame enkindles; Like the garden of Eden is the land before them, and after them a desert waste; from them there is no escape.