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Clinton in 1st Interview After US Polls

April 08 02:28 2017

Comparing herself with Mary Mallon, who was isolated after she became the first person in U.S. to be diagnosed with typhoid, Clinton said that public opinion changed when she showed interest in running for the White House.

"I don't know that there is one answer", she told the Women in the World Summit in NY when asked why a majority of white women voted for a Republican who had boasted of groping women.

"By the time they finished with me, I was Typhoid Mary", she said, attributing her sharp decline in popularity to sexism directed against women who display ambition.

http://aliveforfootball.com/2017/04/clinton-in-1st-interview-after-us-polls/

Well, there ya have it, then, eh? Sexism, pure and simple.

On a related note, Marion Barry would still be the Mayor of DC if he wasn't black.

Hmmm... Ya know what? I Didn't vote for her, cuz she's a ****! Is that sexist?

Skepticism is wise, believing the most improbable is not

Stop kidding yourself you 'get' something the rest of us don't. You see things in very simple terms

The point I was making is we don't know which of the six or so separate actors in the region gassed--or if the gassing was intentional. Someone could've hit a gas storage area intentionally or accidentally. One faction may have framed another faction.

The Making of Donald Trump, As Told by a Journalistic Nemesis

“The coverage has been extremely poor in my opinion,” Johnston, who at 67 clearly still enjoys making trouble...“They’re covering him as though he is a serious person,” Johnston said of the Republican presidential nominee. Though Johnston believes there has been some good coverage of Trump, he faulted it for being too highbrow, “not written in tabloid style.” Johnston also repeatedly dubbed Trump “a modern-day P.T. Barnum."

A link proving that would go a long way with me.

Is this the proof Syrian butcher Bashar al-Assad ordered chemical weapons attack on Syrian women and children?

Only a few hours later a missile tore into the hospital treating the injured, leading to accusations the Syrian air force was trying to cover up the atrocity.

Lawmakers Say Proof Lacking Before Trump Bombed Syria

Lawmakers who question the evidentiary support for Trump's missile strikes said it's plausible but unproven that Assad is responsible.

"I think we all can assume Assad was responsible, but that's an assumption at this time," Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C., told U.S. News a couple hours before the strikes.

Rep. Jim Himes, a Connecticut Democrat who says he's angry Trump did not seek congressional approval first, says, "I think the Russian statements and the Assad statements about their not doing this are just utter lies."

"As a member of the [House] intelligence committee I have a pretty good feel for how relatively straightforward attribution is in cases like this," Himes says. "I have not actually been presented the evidence, but I know how they do it."

Lawmakers who acknowledge a sliver of doubt about whether Assad was responsible appear to be in a clear minority. Most treat Assad's guilt as a fact, and skeptics are among the loudest advocates for congressional input in warmaking decisions.

It's very hot that you included a link to a narrative that diverges from your opinion, even though you used editorial bolding... hot cha cha!

I have a pretty good feel for how relatively straightforward attribution is in cases like this," Himes says.