Posted by
Roxanna M. on Tuesday, July 17, 2007 2:34:39 PM
At an NAACP event, Hekyll (Hillary Clinton) and Jekyll (John Edwards) were overheard trying to find a way for the lower-tier democrat presidential candidates to be banished from future debates, effectively ending their campaigns.
Are Hekyll and Jekyll the only ones with ideas? Do they think they are the only ones who should be allowed to express them? Now, we all know that certain of those running, on both sides of the aisle, don't have a snowball's chance in hades of becoming president. That does not mean, however, that the self-anointed elite have any right whatsoever to exclude them. "You're not serious. You're trivializing these forums. Be gone."
But trying to run other people off is not the best part. When confronted with their own words, neither Hekyll nor Jekyll fessed up. Hekyll blamed Jekyll and said that she personally liked the forums, while Jekyll simply said he wasn't in favor of barring anyone from future gatherings.
Both of these people want to be Leader of the Free World. Heck, Hekyll thinks she's entitled to it and, believe you me, the lower-tier participants aren't the only ones she wants to eliminate. Yet neither one of these has the intestinal fortitude to own up to statements that, in the overall scheme of things, don't amount to a hill of beans. Doesn't either one of these imperialists have the simple human decency to say, "I said it, I'm sorry."
They won't appear on Fox. They disavow their own comments. Yet, they think they're qualified to take on the bloody butchers of terrorism who want nothing less than our total destruction.
My gosh, it's frightening to think that there are actually people out there who are contributing to these people and pulling for them to win. More frightening still is the thought that one of them will.