Clinton Crosses a Line--and It's Unforgiveable

Here's all of what she said in context.

Actually, at first blush, it didn't seem particularly heinous--just a very unartful way of saying that there is a historical precedent for holding on through June. I found myself resisting piling on as pundit after pundit, well, piled on. However, I remembered that months back she used this kind of reference in another speech (that fell flat). OK, so she's a former First Babe, and murder prevention was at the top of the list for those surrounding the POTUS but I find it appalling that she could use this reference in a sentence on more than one occasion.

In this clip, Senator Clinton seems visably subdued and perhaps saddened by her turn on the mea culpa chair. Senator C, bet you long for the days when Senator Obama referred to "your chosen people" as clingy, gun-totin', religious zealots.

To give both candidates a break, I can't think it's humanly possible to talk non-stop and on camera for 15 months without having to apologize for eating one's shoe.

It sure does make for interesting television, though.

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Lalita L. Amos, CRC
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