Roger L. Simon

In an excellent and brief essay At pjmedia Roger Simon explains Hillary Clinton's remark that we should have sympathy for our enemies by making a comparison with Rolling Stone's Sympathy For the Devil. After asking which enemies she has in mind and why we should empathize he goes on to describe Hillary as not so great a master of English, misspeaking frequently, reminding readers of familiar examples.

Simon postulates the problem with Hillary is she no longer knows what she thinks. Hilariously, to me, he writes you can almost see the gears grinding when asked a question, "What did I think in the days of  Saul Alinsky?  What did I think back in Little Rock? What did I think when Bill was president, first term, second term? Should I bake cookies? Why did Monica keep that dress?  How could I have left those billing records in the White house?  Is this good in Ohio? What did I think when senator?  When do the Watergate hearings start? What did I think when ..."

That's half of it, I don't dare lift the rest. It is too funny to ruin.

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1. 1. Roger Simon ‏@rogerlsimon  Dec 7

      New RLS blog #TCOT Explaining Hillary’s ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ http://bit.ly/1vDE2UB 

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   2. bour3 ‏@bour3  23h23 hours ago

      @rogerlsimon Thanks for the outright belly laugh. @2:00 am, now my neighbors know I'm quite insane.

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