~ Stupidity is better kept a secret than displayed ~

Heraclitus of Ephesus

On Hillary’s most excellent, dangerous and daring trip to Bosnia in 1996:

“Getting shot at by snipers is not something you forget – or make light of,” …

“If getting shot at by sniper fire qualifies you to be president, then there are thousands of guys in the military right now who are way more qualified than Hillary Clinton to be our next president.”

hat tip & t/b: Michelle Malkin

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~ It’s too bad that stupidity isn’t painful. ~
Anton LaVey

Like Mother, Like Daughter

Bloomington, Indiana: someone asks Chelsea Clinton about Hillary’s flight corkscrewing into Tuzla under sniper fire.

More of the Tuzla shuffle from another Clinton. “I am so honored that I was there…” Chelsea your a big girl now. Answer the questions. Don’t avoid them it makes the situation worse. Another news cycle is created.

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Is the Clinton campaign capitalizing on theDavid Shuster remark about Chelsea Clinton being ‘Pimped Out’ for political gain? Seems like it. Clinton’s minions won’t let the publicity from this story go.
In order to take the focus off Barack H. Obama’s campaign success Clinton’s campaign manufactured another controversy involving Clinton daughter Chelsea and the liberal MSNBC flack Shuster.

Was Chelsea ‘Pimped Out’ by Hillary’s Campaign machine?

David Shuster On Thurday’s Tucker about Chelsea contacting delegates to support her mother:

“But doesn’t it seem like Chelsea’s sort of being pimped out in some weird sort of way?”

Shuster in turn is suspended by NBC/MSNBC for the remark.

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Now Hillary responds with her diatribe dissing MSNBC and Shuster:

Hillary Rodham Clinton on Saturday morning ripped MSNBC over reporter David Shuster’s suggestion that Chelsea Clinton was “sort of being pimped out” by the campaign.

“I found the remarks incredibly offensive,” Clinton told reporters in this snowy town outside Bangor. Earlier, she sent a letter to NBC brass that called for swift action against Shuster, who was suspended Friday by MSNBC.

“Nothing justifies the kind of debasing language that David Shuster used and no temporary suspension or half-hearted apology is sufficient,” Clinton wrote to NBC News President Steve Capus, who apparently had already called Clinton to personally apologize.

“I would urge you to look at the pattern of behavior on your network that seems to repeatedly lead to this sort of degrading language,” Clinton wrote. “There’s a lot at stake for our country in this election. Surely, you can do your jobs as journalists and commentators and still keep the discourse civil and appropriate.”

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t/b: Michelle Malkin, Hot Air

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