I admit: I've given her a pass on occasions. Hey: if the guys she SENT to war gave her one -- you DO recall their lining up, smiling happily & goofily to take pics with her while she wore a Neo-like coat and high-heeled black boots? -- I can slide mine 'cross the table, too.
But, if the Revolution comes? I'll stand on the sidelines when she's dealt with, shedding a lone thug tear for the soldier she could have been. I'm sure I'll be the only one, too.
Isaiah - 12 years ago
I kinda do, but if she says something that is too far fetched I usually go against it and when I do, it's usually respectfully unlike a lot of people. I'm not all like "Fuck that sell out bitch, she's only became the first black female secretary of state"
3-piece suit militant - 12 years ago
I never give her a pass. She's done too much dirt. I'll never get that image of her shopping while New Orleans was drowning. She stays in and supports a party that consistently undermines the social safety net for the most vulnerable yet are willing to break the bank to give handouts (yes, handouts) to the people that need it the least. She willing led us into a war the was unpaid for and unnecessary. Like many black republicans she plays the race card to her own advantage yet seems to have the uncanny ability to ignore it in the society at large. Her line about being told that she could be president really pissed me off. She didn't become president, she became Secretary of State. Barack Obama became president, the guy from the other party. The party, despite all of its flaws, fulfilled her parents promise while her party is only comfortable with her
occupying a supporting role.
I admit: I've given her a pass on occasions. Hey: if the guys she SENT to war gave her one -- you DO recall their lining up, smiling happily & goofily to take pics with her while she wore a Neo-like coat and high-heeled black boots? -- I can slide mine 'cross the table, too.
But, if the Revolution comes? I'll stand on the sidelines when she's dealt with, shedding a lone thug tear for the soldier she could have been. I'm sure I'll be the only one, too.
I kinda do, but if she says something that is too far fetched I usually go against it and when I do, it's usually respectfully unlike a lot of people. I'm not all like "Fuck that sell out bitch, she's only became the first black female secretary of state"
I never give her a pass. She's done too much dirt. I'll never get that image of her shopping while New Orleans was drowning. She stays in and supports a party that consistently undermines the social safety net for the most vulnerable yet are willing to break the bank to give handouts (yes, handouts) to the people that need it the least. She willing led us into a war the was unpaid for and unnecessary. Like many black republicans she plays the race card to her own advantage yet seems to have the uncanny ability to ignore it in the society at large. Her line about being told that she could be president really pissed me off. She didn't become president, she became Secretary of State. Barack Obama became president, the guy from the other party. The party, despite all of its flaws, fulfilled her parents promise while her party is only comfortable with her
occupying a supporting role.