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Brandon White : 1 day ago - Via Google+ - View - Nathan F : People want to jump on Hilary for #Behghazi  when she ALREADY took responsibility BUT did anyone question... People want to jump on Hilary for #Behghazi  when she ALREADY took responsibility BUT did anyone question Condi Rice or Dickhead Cheney about what info they ALREADY had BEFORE the 911 bombings? Of course not because they are republicans. If someone ANYONE would of done this to rice or cheney they BOTH would be in prison right now. #VoteGOPOut   16 days ago - Via Google+ - View - raven claw : Watch the video: Bush And Condi Funny Dialogue Between Bush And Condi Rice 21 days ago - Via Community - View - Jeremiah Lorrig : I only met Bush once, but this article rings true to that meeting and what I know of him. 'President... I only met Bush once, but this article rings true to that meeting and what I know of him. 'President Bush intentionally aimed his public image at average Americans rather than at Cambridge or Upper East Side elites. Mitt Romney’s campaign was predicated on “I am smart enough to fix a broken economy,” while George W. Bush’s campaigns stressed his values, character, and principles rather than boasting about his intellect. He never talked about graduating from Yale and Harvard Business School, and he liked to lower expectations by pretending he was just an average guy. Example: “My National Security Advisor Condi Rice is a Stanford professor, while I’m a C student. And look who’s President. <laughter>”' George W. Bush is smarter than you The new George W. Bush Presidential Center is being dedicated this week. This seems like a good time to bust a longstanding myth about our former President, my former boss. 26 days ago - Via Google+ - View - Debrah Diva : Fantastic to see Condi Rice introducing leaders from around the globe who have shown up for this. G/d... Fantastic to see Condi Rice introducing leaders from around the globe who have shown up for this. G/d, how I miss that strong and brilliant woman. G/d, how I miss the calm, unassuming sincerity of GWB. History will smile ....... count on that. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Live coverage: George W. Bush Presidential Center dedication The George W. Bush Presidential Center is designed as an archive and a place of ideas, a policy institute and a museum. 1 month ago - Via Google+ - View - James Britt : SYNDICATED COLUMN: Presidential Tokenism, Part 2 April 10th, 2013 Hillary Clinton’s One-Woman Affirmative... SYNDICATED COLUMN: Presidential Tokenism, Part 2 April 10th, 2013 Hillary Clinton’s One-Woman Affirmative Action Program The last few weeks have seen a full-court press by MSNBC and other Democratic media organs to either — one can’t be sure which, but it’s definitely one or the other – promote Hillary Clinton as the Party’s 2016 standard bearer or run her up the flagpole to see if anybody salutes. Another Clinton? Sounds pretty boring to me. But no, proto-pro-Hillary forces assure us that promoting Madame Secretary to First-Ever Female President is an inherently exciting prospect, a history-making thrillapalooza that would smash glass ceilings, change everything in Washington, and remove waxy buildup. “The enthusiasm and hunger for a Hillary Clinton presidency is unlike anything I’ve ever seen,” enthuses strategist/pundit James Carville, who just slapped together a Hillary PAC to raise cash for 2016. I don’t know about you, but the fact that the female One owes her political career entirely to having been married – and not particularly well married – to a president doesn’t exactly strike me as a glorious victory for feminism. Again, Carville and the gang, most irritatingly and recently centered around Tina Brown (another supposedly successful woman who married her way into prosperity), are sure sure sure that installing a commander-in-chief with XX chromosomes represents a magic game changer. Or that we’ll think that it does. “Even more than her husband, Hillary has become a symbol of something larger than herself,” one of Brown’s Daily Beast house web “reporters” swooned in a bit of puff that Kim Jong-un would deem too over-the-top. “[Hillary Clinton] is an embodiment of baby-boom second-wave feminists who see her elevation to the pinnacle of world affairs as their own story writ large. Now, they want to see her in the White House so they can die happy.” Maybe we should let them die alone and in pain. We have four-plus years of this guy from Chicago with a big shit-eating grin to prove that demographic novelty hardly guarantees ideological progress. (Sorry, long-term unemployed. You’re welcome, Wall Street.) And the passing of former Margaret “1,000,000 fired miners” Thatcher reminds us that estrogen isn’t enough if you’re a liberal, much less a progressive, hoping to reform capitalism into something slightly less heartless. We’ve traveled down Clinton Inevitability Road before. Democrats took a long, hard look at her in 2008 and in the words of one of the most tasteless T-shirts I have ever seen, consciously and decisively chose “bros before hos.” Voters asked to reconsider the current Secretary of State are being asked to forget that they rejected her. They’re also being asked to forget her awful record: botching healthcare reform in 1993 by ginning up a convoluted system designed to line the pockets of the big insurance companies in Hartford, voting not just for the disastrous lost war against Afghanistan but the Iraq fiasco, and the minor detail that when it comes to affirmative, actual accomplishment as a US Senator and now Secretary of State, there isn’t a lot to look at. Yeah, yeah, we’ve all heard the MSNBC talking point. Hillary has done an amazing job as Secretary of State, she’s so competent, she’s worked so hard. “She traveled tirelessly, visiting more countries than any of her predecessors did and cementing her reputation as a serious and inspirational figure in her own right,” says Tina’s Beast. But really, so what? So she logged a bunch of frequent flyer miles. And? Where’s her signature achievement as a diplomat, the big peace agreement, the disarmament success, the new detente? Why isn’t she taking up Iran on its offers to reestablish diplomatic relations? Why has she made no progress on the Israel-Palestinian conflict? Henry Kissinger had the Paris peace talks, SALT and opening ties with communist China, yet he was still a monstrous war criminal who deserves to be retroactively executed – and yeah, he’s a giant next to Hillary. The Hillary for President bandwagon looks and feels an awful lot like the Obama campaign while it was revving up in 2006. Once again, we’re seeing an attempt to seduce voters with politically-correct tokenism. We were supposed to overlook Obama’s inexperience (oh the irony, Hillary warned us about that during the 2008 primaries, and on that she was so so right) and brazen hypocrisy (his entire candidacy was predicated on his “opposition” to the Iraq war, which he repeatedly voted to fund, never voting no once) because he was, you know, black. That, and youngish. I had the same argument with so many of my liberal friends back in 2008, and they all told me the same thing: Obama looks different, so he feels different, thus he will be different. My liberal friends are sad now. And many, many Afghans, Iraqis, Yemenis, Pakistanis – there are so many of them – are as dead as the American economy. This time Democrats are being asked to overlook Hillary’s – not inexperience, she’s definitely been around Washington –lack of accomplishment. They want us to forget that, far from undermining patriarchy, a vote for Hillary Clinton would reinforce it by passing over millions of brilliant women who really did make it on their own. Once again, not being an old white Ivy-educated Protestant male is supposed to masquerade as inherently imminent change, a radically safe affirmative-action program for the benefit of a single individual substituting for actual policies. Haven’t we learned anything from Condi Rice or Colin Powell? Let’s stop judging politicians by the color of their skin — or the curve of their breasts — but by their lack of character. This ridiculous system, presided over by out-of-touch hacks, keeps trotting out the transparently absurd argument that being a white Ivy-educated Protestant female guarantees something awesome. What and how, no one can say. Just vote for her. Hope for the best. Shut up. What’s disturbing about the Rise of Hillary Part 2 is that it’s all personality, no politics. Economy? No comment. Environment? Nothing to say. Secretary is a celebrity, all image, no vision for where she wants to lead us. And the media thinks it’s peachy. The days when politicians broke promises are long gone; betrayal of principles seems quaint now that there are no principles on offer to sell out. Now there are no promises during campaign season, only platitudes. There are no policies, only avatars. Look! She’s a woman! The pre-race for the 2016 Democratic nomination is being promoted not as a clash between visions, as we saw in 1980 between Jimmy Carter’s Southern centrism and Ted Kennedy’s classic New England liberalism, but as a friendly rivalry. The nomination is Hillary’s if she wants it, so much so that Joe Biden won’t run if she does. How would a second President Clinton be different from a first President Biden? Does either one have a jobs program? No one’s asking. The race for Leader of the Free World has been reduced to jostling between two suits in the executive suite, girls against boys, angling for a CEO slot scheduled to open up. Which is fine. What I don’t get is: why are we supposed to pay attention? (Ted Rall’s website is tedrall.com. His book “After We Kill You, We Will Welcome You Back As Honored Guests: Unembedded in Afghanistan” will be released in November by Farrar, Straus & Giroux.) COPYRIGHT 2013 TED RALL http://www.rall.com/rallblog/2013/04/10/syndicated-column-presidential-tokenism-part-2 SYNDICATED COLUMN: Presidential Tokenism, Part 2 Hillary Clinton's One-Woman Affirmative Action Program The last few weeks have seen a full-court press by MSNBC and other Democratic media organs to either — one can't be sure which, but it's definitely one or the other – promote Hillary Clinton as the ... 1 month ago - Via Reshared Post - View - Breaking Charlotte News : Mickelson, Condi Rice engage in golf diplomacy Phil Mickelson has won three green jackets, and he was the one asking all the questions Sunday during a practice round at the Masters. 1 month ago - Via dlvr.it - View - Christina Rodriguez : Look at Condi and her green Augusta jacket...that is so awesome!!! Look at Condi and her green Augusta jacket...that is so awesome!!! Phil Mickelson joins new Augusta member Condi Rice Masters week begins with new member Condolleezza Rice in her green jacket. 1 month ago - Via Google+ - View - Golf News : Mickelson plays practice round with Condi Rice (PGA) Investing. Accounting · Commodities · Dividend Stocks · Economy · Energy · ETF · Financial Advisor · Fixed Income · Foreign Exchange · Gold · Hedge Funds · IPO · Mutual Funds · Options · Personal Fina... 1 month ago - Via dlvr.it - View - renechen jacko : Watch the video: Condi Rice Pulls a Nixon - If the President Orders Torture, It Must be Legal 1 month ago - Via YouTube - View - renechen jacko : Watch the video: Condi Rice Denies She Had A Frost - Nixon Moment While Looking Like Evander Holyfield 1 month ago - Via YouTube - View - Tim Goebel : "It’s frightening to think that in this day and age, large swaths of Americans still cling to the belief... "It’s frightening to think that in this day and age, large swaths of Americans still cling to the belief that skin color equals inferiority, but that’s exactly what Democrats have always believed, and still do. Simply put; liberals believe blacks should be treated differently based on the color of their skin – and damn sure not on the content of their character ...Democrats believed in slavery, Jim Crow and the Klan. They were anti-Civil Rights and didn’t think blacks should vote, sit in the front, marry whites or drink from the same water fountain. And today, they don’t believe blacks can think for themselves, work their way out of poverty, pull themselves up by their bootstraps or have any philosophy or thoughts that aren’t Democrat-approved...They viciously attack any black who dares to question them. Ask Clarence Thomas, Condi Rice, Michael Steele, Colin Powell (until he got on the program) Allen West or Herman Cain. And the list goes on." Ben Carson Did Everything Wrong - Joe For America Liberals are like bad parents. They would rather be liked than institute and enforce the tough choices which are best for the long run. You don't have a job? Here's some money. That other guy have mor... 1 month ago - Via Google+ - View - Adam Johnson : Great Abbott and Costello share from +martin shervington, reminded me of the updated version of "Who's... Great Abbott and Costello share from +martin shervington, reminded me of the updated version of "Who's on first". Still cracks me up... Watch the video: Bush and Condi Rice: "Who's on first" http://www.hanlonsrazor.org An updated version of the Abbot and Costello routine. Absolutely hilarious. 2 months ago - Via Google+ - View - Richard T. Wilkins III : I Don't Take CPAC Seriously Steve Schmidt's version of CPAC. From Mos Eisley Cantina. Maybe the most striking thing about CPAC is the types of people who aren't there. No George W. Bush, no Condi Rice, no Colin Powell, no John B... 2 months ago - Via Google+ - View - Gyan Gather : What is with all the white men attacking my African American sisters? Michelle Obama, Condi Rice, Susan... What is with all the white men attacking my African American sisters? Michelle Obama, Condi Rice, Susan Rice, Zerlina Maxwell, and Goldie Taylor just to name a few; have all been attacked for no good reason as if they are too uppity. I guess they still think of them as a bunch of mammies that need to sit down, be quiet, and no there role.   I am going to need some of my Black brothers and sisters to step out of the fantasy world and stand up against this nonsense. If we don't stand for up for ourselves we really have no room to complain when others disregard and disrespect us.  2 months ago - Via Google+ - View -