The American Spectator

ML br> Eastern Shore, Maryland /p> p> Hmmmm… This, from the most intelligent woman in the world? Not only is she a liar, she is a bad one at that. All her education and travels and she did not get that little nugget of information BEFORE the meeting with Sir Edmund Hillary?… what a load! Republicans… get out and VOTE… if you do not… it will be MADAM President… VOTE! br> — Sandy Bellomo /p>

What ho, there.

I guess I’m a little confused about the dearth of perspicacity attached to the liars in the early Rodham household, such as it was.

As a kid I can recall, at three years old, the first climbing of Mt. Everest by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, as a result of the wild ballyhoo attached to their accomplishment. Of course my family enjoyed a subscription to the National Geographic, which the Rodhams may not have enjoyed. And we had access to a television, however primitive, though I suspect the Rodhams may have enjoyed the likes of one as well.

Are you going to tell me that a six or seven-year-old child, with the raw virtually limitless genius commonly attached to Hillary in all areas of measurable intellectual accomplishment, is going to buy into the fraud of a hoax of a sham that she has been named after a mountaineer who has just climbed the highest peak on earth after seeing it so widely trumpeted on TV, radio, in the newspapers, and in the leading periodicals at that late date in her development?

Please sirs, I detect the most ripe of distasteful hokey-pokey on a grand scale from the very get go in the early Rodham home, to say nothing of the wild attributory nonsense which would later fly so freely around the noisome and disturbing Clinton nest.

p>Hillary has always operated on the cusp of cozenage. br> — John Burtis