Sunday, August 16, 2015

Hillary Comes Out Swinging--And Scapegoating

Hillary Comes Out Swinging--And Scapegoating

August 16, 2015 Hillary Clinton Steals The Show At Iowa Democrats Meet , 1 Comments

Hillary Clinton Steals The Show At Iowa Democrats Meet


By Ruth Sherlock, Aug 16, 2015 Telegraph

Standing before a giant American flag, her arms outstretched before the cheering crowd, she broke into a wide irrepressible smile.

For the first time in a long time, in her life spent in the public eye, Hillary Clinton looked like she was enjoying herself.

The Democratic presidential candidate has had a fraught relationship with Iowa. After leading in the polls in her 2007 presidential race, she came third in the Iowa caucuses, trailing behind Barack Obama in what she saw as a personal defeat; a betrayal by the Hawkeye state.

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  1. AnonymousAugust 16, 2015 at 10:12 AM

    Hillary has the same disease Obama has, thin skinned and self centered.

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