War Is Never the Answer Moonbat Takes On Clinton

J.J. Jackson* | October 10, 2007

NEW HAMPTON, Iowa — At a campaign stop here, Hillary Clinton sparred verbally for several minutes with a man who pressed her on her recent vote to call Iran’s army a terrorist organization.Randall Rolph, from nearby Nashua, asked why he should support Clinton’s candidacy when she did not appear to have learned any lessons from having voted to authorize force in Iraq.

Clinton thanked him for the question and explained her Iran vote would lay the groundwork for using diplomacy and sanctions to pressure that government.

Clinton accused the man of being a plant who had been sent to ask the question, to which he took exception, saying the question was a result of his own research.

“I apologize,” Clinton said, explaining that she had been asked the very same question in three other places.

The crowd applauded when the senator ended the back and forth by saying the two had a disagreement and offering to put Rolph in touch with her staff, who could provide him with the text of the legislation, which she suggested he had misunderstood.

They’re becoming more funny to listen to and they are growing more bold as they realize that not even the candidates that pretend to support them and pretend to be appalled by how Bush is dealing with foreign policy are on their sides.

Hey, moonbats, listen it is simple. Liberals are only against wars that they cannot use to secure power for themselves. That’s why they talked tough on Iraq until they couldn’t benefit from it without giving credit to the opposition. The sooner you realize this (and that you are completely insane) the better off we’ll all be.

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