Thursday, July 07, 2005
Hillary - Why We Absolutely Must Keep Her Out of the White House
This article by Richard Poe which has appeared a couple of places, most recently on WorldNetDaily, explains the whole thing (too long to drop the whole thing in here, not to mention its being copyrighted).
Hillary's Plan to Silence Internet Journalists by Richard Poe.
A worthy followup article on the same site today touts Poe's own book Hillary's Secret War, which is a war against the Internet media underground that emerged during the 1990s in response to the controlled mainstream media. Useful insights into how Arkansas became a "banana republic" under the Clintons.
How the Clintons Took Control of Law Enforcement by Richard Poe.
The Clintons also conducted a campaign of harassment and intimidation against Slick Willie's female accusers of sexual harassment and even rape; Candice Jackson has produced the documentation in Their Lives: The Women Targeted By the Clinton Machine. Where were all the radical feminists? But I forget: radical feminism was always more about promoting collectivism than it was about justice for real women.
Clinton's Womanizing: Why It Still Matters on the WorldNetDaily site.
It might be a very good idea to keep that woman out of the White House, otherwise 2008 might very well be the beginning of the end of any hope for restoring liberty in this country.
Hillary's Plan to Silence Internet Journalists by Richard Poe.
A worthy followup article on the same site today touts Poe's own book Hillary's Secret War, which is a war against the Internet media underground that emerged during the 1990s in response to the controlled mainstream media. Useful insights into how Arkansas became a "banana republic" under the Clintons.
How the Clintons Took Control of Law Enforcement by Richard Poe.
The Clintons also conducted a campaign of harassment and intimidation against Slick Willie's female accusers of sexual harassment and even rape; Candice Jackson has produced the documentation in Their Lives: The Women Targeted By the Clinton Machine. Where were all the radical feminists? But I forget: radical feminism was always more about promoting collectivism than it was about justice for real women.
Clinton's Womanizing: Why It Still Matters on the WorldNetDaily site.
It might be a very good idea to keep that woman out of the White House, otherwise 2008 might very well be the beginning of the end of any hope for restoring liberty in this country.
