Hillary Clinton Too Cowardly To Openly Support Gays
Robert Paul Reyes
March 14, 2007
Sen. Hillary Clinton shares the bad traits of her husband: An inability to be forthwith and an affinity for parsing words. But she doesn’t possess any of Bill’s good points: Charisma and an ability to empathize with others.
Hillary likes to stress that she is a female and a mother, but she is a conniving and hypocritical politician above everything else.
From CNN.Com:
Sen. Hillary Clinton sidestepped a question about whether she thinks homosexuality is immoral Wednesday, less than two weeks after telling gay-rights activists she was ‘proud’ to stand by their side.
Clinton was asked the question by ABC News, in the wake of Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Peter Pace’s controversial comment that he believed homosexual acts were immoral.
Well, I’m going to leave that to others to conclude,’ she said.’”
She’s the one running for president; if she becomes commander-in-chief she is the one who can change military policy — it’s her opinion that we want to hear.
But Hillary wimped out and betrayed her gay comrades with her cowardly response. Scheming Hillary didn’t want a video on YouTube where she is seen expressing support for homosexuality.
From CNN.Com:
Then Wednesday night, the campaign released a statement from the senator herself, saying, ‘I disagree with what he said and do not share his view, plain and simple.’
It is inappropriate to inject such personal views into this public policy matter, especially at a time in which there are young men and women in such grave circumstances in Iraq, in Afghanistan, and around the world,’ Clinton said.”
A press release, what a cowardly way to express solidarity with her gay allies, whom she promised to proudly support.
America is not a monarchy, we’ve had enough of the Bush and Clinton dynasties, it’s Obama time!
Hillary likes to stress that she is a female and a mother, but she is a conniving and hypocritical politician above everything else.
From CNN.Com:
Sen. Hillary Clinton sidestepped a question about whether she thinks homosexuality is immoral Wednesday, less than two weeks after telling gay-rights activists she was ‘proud’ to stand by their side.
Clinton was asked the question by ABC News, in the wake of Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Peter Pace’s controversial comment that he believed homosexual acts were immoral.
Well, I’m going to leave that to others to conclude,’ she said.’”
She’s the one running for president; if she becomes commander-in-chief she is the one who can change military policy — it’s her opinion that we want to hear.
But Hillary wimped out and betrayed her gay comrades with her cowardly response. Scheming Hillary didn’t want a video on YouTube where she is seen expressing support for homosexuality.
From CNN.Com:
Then Wednesday night, the campaign released a statement from the senator herself, saying, ‘I disagree with what he said and do not share his view, plain and simple.’
It is inappropriate to inject such personal views into this public policy matter, especially at a time in which there are young men and women in such grave circumstances in Iraq, in Afghanistan, and around the world,’ Clinton said.”
A press release, what a cowardly way to express solidarity with her gay allies, whom she promised to proudly support.
America is not a monarchy, we’ve had enough of the Bush and Clinton dynasties, it’s Obama time!
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