Our next president?
I don’t even know what to say. So.. is this a positive for her potential campaign or a negative? Now we know her husband’s preference in undershorts and we have a bust of her in a bra. Way too much information!
So, what does this bust tell of a potential Clinton Presidency? Would it be uplifting? Would her administration tend to make mountains out of molehills or deepen the cleavage between the red and blue states? It surely gives new meaning to the phrase “sucking off the government teet”!
There is no truth to the rumor that the campaign slogan would be “Return of the Shrew”. But wait a second… hmmm… according to Yahoo Education, A shrew is:
A woman with a violent, scolding, or nagging temperament; a scold.
Well.. that does kind of fit based upon reports out of the Whitehouse during Cumalot… err Camelot II. On the other hand, while the first Clinton presidency was marred by sex scandals and allegations of rape, that bust sure sends a different message. Nothing sexual about a woman in her underwear.. nosiree… not a thing… well, at least not in this case. What the heck was this sculpter thinking? But seriously folks…. Who is Hillary Rodham Clinton? thinkboutstuff will be doing research as we enter the presidential election season because, besides an admitedly totally negative opinion about Senator Clinton from Arkansas… err New York, I don’t have any idea what she has accomplished or not accomplished, what her real positions are, or anything that would help me change my mind. She ducks any tough questions or interviews and skates to victory in that conservative strong hold of New York without breaking a sweat; but sooner or later someone will get past her handlers and the real Hillary will show through. Trouble is, so many are so blinded by their desire to have a “strong woman” as president and have fallen so hard for the “anyone who opposes her is afraid of strong women” line; no matter what you show them, no matter what you say, they will continue to stay over the rainbow until they wake up on their own.
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