1:52 "It's so obvious you can see as with everything Mrs Clinton does -- you can see the machinery working...you can see the wheels turning inside her head whenever she makes her maneuvers."
3:50: "Sometimes you think it's possible of her caring about something besides herself."
5:05: "Iron Ladies do not say 'the boys are ganging up on me.'"
8:50: "The rage of the entitled..."
12:08: "She and her husband have never met a foreign political donor they didn't like."
14:55 He's really bothered by Marc Rich
There's much more.
And, Hitchens on Trump:
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But it's just cool if a professional politician says the same thing after spending his entire adult life in DC and you know he just wants the kick of being in the top spot?
Hitchens, like a lot of Lefties, tosses that Fascist thing around like he knows what it means.
WTF am I watching?
On the Tea Party, Hitchens quipped "All Politics Is Yokel"
Hitchens, like a lot of Lefties, tosses that Fascist thing around like he knows what it means.
Hitchens, like a lot of academe, doesn't like business. He'd probably be hostile to bags, our own wealth maker.
@Chip: Just skip it then. It's old.
"He'd probably be hostile to bags..."
Probably. He never had a job where he got his hands dirty, and he was quite late figuring out the left was the real anti-freedom pole. I wouldn't be hostile to him, but I have less respect for the opinions of those with that life arc. Despite his bisexuality, I bet he couldn't unclog his own drain.
The whiff of fascism is coming from inside the house.
(Whispering: It's in the draaaaiiin.)
I get what he's saying. It's not enough to just say "I'm a successful business guy and I'm here to solve the nation's woes." But WHY is that fascistic?
I enjoyed Hitch tremendously but he could get overly pleased with himself.
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