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Scott Johnson

February 19, 2016

 

Something good has come from Madeleine Albright’s theological meditation while campaigning for Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire on the weekend before the primary. Ammo Grrrll reflects on A SPECIAL PLACE IN HELL:

 

Well, Boy Howdy, Madeleine told US! Those of us women who refuse to vote for Hillary just because she shares the same array of lady bits as we possess are going to a special place in Hell, reserved just for us. Based on the exit polls in New Hampshire, it better be a spacious facility, in which case, just how “special” can it be? Will it be nearer the buffet line or what? Maddy, define “special.”

 

I am shocked, shocked, to discover that Ms. Albright even believes in Hell. Despite her many accomplishments – memorably chasing down the hall in high heels after Yassir Arafat to beg him not to abandon the conference before he agreed to the newest Screw Israel Piece Proposal — she’s just another bitter clinger. Who knew?

 

We are ordered by The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants-Suit to forget the fact that Hillary is a vicious attack dog running interference for her horndog husband against his female victims. (We hear a lot about RINOs. Bill is trying desperately to become First HINO – Husband In Name Only.) She is also a pathological liar, an influence peddler, and an obscenely-paid “speaker” who isn’t even funny. But, as long as she’s got one of those organs that routinely engages in Monologues unbidden, she’s supposed to have my vote sewed up. Vote With Your Vagina! Think I’ll pass and vote with my brain instead.

 

(Snip)

 

And finally, about the urgent need for women to “help” women, just because they are women: give it a rest, Madeleine. You were confirmed 99-0 by the heavily-male Senate nearly 20 years ago. Since then, there has been a Black woman Secretary of State, and then Hillary. No wonder you feel the need to lecture young women. Someone who is, say, 35 or younger, has never known a time when women couldn’t be anything they put their minds to – doctor, lawyer, astronaut, general, business executive, news anchor. It’s over. We won. And winners shouldn’t whine.


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