Austin Bleeding Hearts: HiLIARy Caught Padding Her Resume again

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

HiLIARy Caught Padding Her Resume again

OK, this is a lot like back when many of us knew that GWBush had faked much of his military service, and had been AWOL for over a year...we thought the word would surely get out and would sink his candidacy.

But Dan Rather got played or something and it all faded away. Meanwhile, Al Gore had been heard taking credit for developing the Internet and being the inspiration for "Love Story", so truth was in short supply and I guess we're all used to it.

Now Hillary Clinton has been caught in a whopper of a lie, about her matter-of-fact bravery in the face of a terrifying little poetry-spouting Bosnian girl bearing flowers and kisses...

Hillary with 8-year-old Muslim girl, Emina Bicakcic, who presented the First Lady with flowers and read her a poem in English.

I think it's safe to say that HilLIARy pads her resume just a bit.

In HilLIARy Land, she braves sniper fire, goes where it's "too dangerous" to send the President, brokers peace in Northern Ireland, opened borders and has practically been President herself for decades already.

I mean, she's really something, isn't she? Heck, James Carville thinks she's Jesus, apparently, since in his Easter betrayal scenario, he insists Bill Richardson was Judas...to which political strategist Matthew Dowd counters- "Probably fortunate for Bill Richardson it wasn't Fourth of July because he'd probably be Benedict Arnold today."
The few, the proud, the ladies who lunch...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/23790894#23790894
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/03/24/eveningnews/main3964921.shtml

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