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Term “Senatorette” Clinton Explained

J.J. Jackson* | January 10, 2008 

I wanted to take a brief moment to explain why I call Hillary Clinton, “Senatorette” Clinton. Seems some people have some questions about it based on the emails I have been receiving lately and they aren’t happy. But for the sake of everyone involved here is what the term means and why I proudly use it.

The reason I started using the term “Senatorette” instead of “Senator” for Hillary Clinton is because Hillary Clinton makes a habit of making sure that everyone knows she is a woman when she thinks she can get some sympathy points for it.

Remember when she went out of her way to talk about how she baked cookies and show her motherly side while Bill was stumping for election and later in the White House? Remember how her supporters took such offense at her being approached by a man during a debate while she was running for Congress? Or more recently her faux quaking lip in New Hampshire?

Well, just to make sure everyone knows that Hillary is a fragile woman I use the term “Senatorette”. After all, it’s what she wants to be known so let’s make sure it is clear - at least when she isn’t trying to show everyone that she is a strong woman with a mighty roar! Then we can move on to important issues like how bad her ideas are for America.

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