General Discussion

misterhighwasted

(9,148 posts)

19. Absolutely agree on this point. She learned a long time ago who they are & how they play their game.

Tue Mar 10, 2015, 10:04 PM

Mar 2015

Tough role for her.
But then I think of strong women who lead their Nations, like Indira Ghandi, etc that never quit doing what they believed in.
Heck yea, Hillary could retire, enjoy her successes, speaking for her lifetime passionate causes, working with her Foundation in a positive way around the world, and enjoying her granddaughter, little Charlotte. teaching her & watching her grow up, maybe doing a little gardening..but that would be me. And I am not made of the strong backbone of Hillary Clinton.
Bless her heart & I wish her safe passage to the last day of her amazing life.

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

0 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

55 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

Hillary's life will be a living hell if she becomes President [View all] Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2015 OP

no matter who our candidate is the press and the 'CONs will be on them like a chicken on a june bug madokie Mar 2015 #1

Now i need a plate of fried chicken, gravy biscuits, and okra Scootaloo Mar 2015 #4

What's a gravy biscuit? Sarcastica Mar 2015 #6

LOL Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2015 #8

Mostly gravy Scootaloo Mar 2015 #18

Mostly flour ;-) leveymg Mar 2015 #20

The British call cookies biscuits. Sarcastica Mar 2015 #27

Oh, you poor poor thing..... dixiegrrrrl Mar 2015 #34

Actually, you haven't lived until you've had MY sausage gravy. We don't play in SC. Sarcastica Mar 2015 #41

ahhh...then you do know.....excellent! dixiegrrrrl Mar 2015 #42

Never heard of using evaporarted milk before, but lots of different takes on a classic. Sarcastica Mar 2015 #44

It's a split-in-two biscuit with beef gravy poured on it jmowreader Mar 2015 #38

you are right about that. grasswire Mar 2015 #2

Maybe they will finally go too far and it will backfire and create sympathy? nt Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2015 #5

I actually worry about her survival. misterhighwasted Mar 2015 #3

She will have to be squeeky clean to the nth degree - match that Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2015 #7

Somehow, Libya and Syria got lost in that version. leveymg Mar 2015 #24

I agree. Dawson Leery Mar 2015 #9

Sorry - spoke of congress being both. Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2015 #47

I think she's got it under control. Sarcastica Mar 2015 #10

If she is elected, the repukes will hold hundreds of committee hearings over the first four years. Elwood P Dowd Mar 2015 #11

Far too much power for the deranged psychopath's side of the isle to hold. misterhighwasted Mar 2015 #13

Bill Maher New rules - Hilary Clinton Eats Scandals for Breakfast RichGirl Mar 2015 #16

LOL. Thanks. I feel better with that reminder. misterhighwasted Mar 2015 #21

And they would treat any other Democrat differently... How? Warren DeMontague Mar 2015 #17

Oh most certainly they would. If its anyone other than their chosen candidate, they will.. misterhighwasted Mar 2015 #25

i agree - but you know there's always the eternal hope that things will change. Seeing Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2015 #48

I think those mixed ticket ideas never work, plus I'm not sure the strange animal known as a Warren DeMontague Mar 2015 #52

That makes her the best choice for president. RichGirl Mar 2015 #12

Absolutely agree on this point. She learned a long time ago who they are & how they play their game. misterhighwasted Mar 2015 #19

I like that thought. Thanks. Hekate Mar 2015 #33

i fear you are correct. spanone Mar 2015 #14

The one thing i DONT worry about, is those folks' ability to deal with the reality of DC Warren DeMontague Mar 2015 #15

Also one of the strongest arguments against as well.. Fumesucker Mar 2015 #36

But I do suspect she is more than capable of handling the stresses of DC Warren DeMontague Mar 2015 #39

One of the things that bothers me about them Fumesucker Mar 2015 #43

There's something about the only people who are really qualified for power are the ones who don't Warren DeMontague Mar 2015 #46

Shitstorm libodem Mar 2015 #22

She knows that better, perhaps, than anyone else running bhikkhu Mar 2015 #23

Somedays I get the feeling it's insatiable revenge HereSince1628 Mar 2015 #26

Frankly, she's used to it marshall Mar 2015 #28

And so would any other Democratic president Generic Brad Mar 2015 #29

HRC handled this press conference like a champ. greatlaurel Mar 2015 #30

That's why Jamaal510 Mar 2015 #31

I'm sure she is terribly scared! Beausoir Mar 2015 #32

She will have plenty of tricks of her own to counter with, don't forget Bill will be around. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2015 #35

The senate will be easier to wrestle back than the house. hrmjustin Mar 2015 #37

Any Dem who wins the presidency will be subjected to a living hell in the current political climate. herding cats Mar 2015 #40

I would respect her most Mira Mar 2015 #45

That will apply to any Democratic president. LanternWaste Mar 2015 #49

It doesn't matter who is president, if they have a D after their name on the news Bettie Mar 2015 #50

Why can't at least a few Democrats Sick_of_TP Mar 2015 #51

I know - our PR machine is dead. At least we still have (for a while) Jon Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2015 #55

Any Dem's life will be nt steve2470 Mar 2015 #53

people need to recognize bigtree Mar 2015 #54