13 Replies to ““She was likeable enough.””

  1. Well, she never got convicted of killing all those people.
    Rest assured though that Candy Crowley has a list of Hillary’s accomplishments she made up out of whole cloth in her purse just in case.

  2. There are many critics who claim that Hillary was the brains and enforcer behind “Whitewatergate”,but that was swept under the carpet long ago.
    The problem IS,whoever Obama appoints to succeed her will probably be worse.
    I’ve never heard of anyone describing her as “likeable”.

  3. Her accomplishments?
    Keeping her mouth shut when she needed to – unlike the rest of Slick Willy’s Oval Office girlfriends.

  4. – “Only accomplishment was being Black”? I thought he was red! Obumbles, is whatever he needs to be at the time. I have watched this shape-shifter lose his downtown :hoodie” Chicago accent and gain a southern drawl when speaking south of NJ – then all this background fabrication. What a psychopath.

  5. She grew the biggest set of thighs this side of the Mississippi. (Iowa holds the record) So that’s something…

  6. shocked, said i. unbelievable. beyond the pale.
    what ‘kind of woman’ would accept any position that started with “secretary”…..
    Blame Obama. Putting wimmen in their place.

  7. Probably a few Red Cross blood recipients won’t forget her either. In all honesty I cannot think of one thing she has accomplished with the exception of dodging that sniper fire in Croatia and giving the Ruskies a Red Button.

  8. Hillary was good at cattle futures!
    In a Fall 1994 paper for the Journal of Economics and Finance, economists from the University of North Florida and Auburn University investigated the odds of gaining a hundred-fold return in the cattle futures market during the period in question. Using a model that was stated to give the hypothetical investor the benefit of the doubt, they concluded that the odds of such a return happening were at best 1 in 31 trillion.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_Rodham_cattle_futures_controversy

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