But so anyway, Barry Hussein what with his rhetoric and personality and key Kennedy endorsements, is certainly appealing, and I won't be complaining if he gets the nomination and I would love to see him kick Old Man Maverick's ass in the general election. THAT SAID: All of a sudden I am totally bummed that Hillary Clinton is no longer the front runner. I am inexplicably disappointed that she isn't winning all the primaries. Apparently I like her a lot more than I thought I did. Sure, she's hawkish and for some reason still married to a sleazebag (a competent and charismatic sleazebag, but a sleazebag nonetheless), she's "establishment" and over-handled, but there'

Perhaps because I am also a blonde female American, my ovaries and hers communicate in such a way that makes me want her to succeed. She puts up with a lot of bullshit, and I am proud to have her paving the way for other women in politics. Via Jeff Fecke (everyone's favorite feminist internet boyfriend), I took this Implicit Association Test in which I was TOTALLY crushing on Hills and Barry Hussein was almost as far down as McMaverick, who was not really that far above Huckabuck. So, what I'm saying is, this test proves that I hate men. No, what it proves is that my love for Hillary Clinton is growing and I am kind of embarrassed about liking her now that it's really too late for me to do anything about it. But you guys, SHE IS SUCH A BADASS. She has to be made of fucking reinforced concrete and steel to get up every morning and withstand massive amounts of hatred from all sides.** And she is so HOT. If I look like her at age sixty, um, I will be hot. And look like Hillary Clinton. But whatevs. (Don't pretend like the candidates' hotness isn't important to you, it's like my #2 factor.)
Also, she is solidly pro-choice and wants poor people to have health care and blah blah blah cogent arguments in favor of her candidacy. We're not really sure quite yet how this "nomination process" is going to shake down, but I for one will be not-so-secretly pleased if it turns out in Clinton's favor. Though the other guy's pretty good too. Okay, everybody wins!
*I am not, in fact, a man, I just like this phrase.
**Obviously, policy disagreements are legitimate attacks; gender- and blind Clinton-hatred-based ones are not.
I agree. Hillary has grown on me, and even though I don't like her that much (based on nothing really at all), she's got chutzpa.
ReplyDeleteHillary is really awesome, and she does get my "My God, how can someone take all this shit and still go on with life" award, but there are two very distinct reasons I'm not supporting her.
ReplyDelete1. She voted for Iraq. I don't care how you try and justify that vote, that was not showing leadership. That was kow-towing to a big scary man who thinks he's a cowboy for some reason.
2. I don't think she'll govern effectively. She's been very good in the past as a legislator, but being an executive is very different. If you can't get 60 votes in the Senate, you ain't getting nothing passed, and I don't see how she'll get 60 on any bill, especially with Harry "the not-so-scary Mormon" Reid as Majority Leader, waving those big boxer-mitts around when he gets angry. Sad but true.
But yeah, I really like Hillary, and would gladly vote for her in the general. Too bad Obama's bin laden her with Al-Quada problems.
-DJ