Party Feud Whiner
This new book that’s come out about Gore and Hillary “For Love of Politics,” seems to show that Hillary’s got problems with Democrats other than Obama:
A new book reveals the deep division that developed between Vice President Al Gore and first lady Hillary Clinton during Bill Clinton’s years in the White House.
“For Love of Politics — Bill and Hillary Clinton: The White House Years” by Sally Bedell Smith claims that Hillary not only tried to usurp Al Gore’s role as vice president, she cost him the presidency in the 2000 election by draining funds and resources away from his campaign in favor of her Senate bid.
The bitter feelings between Gore and 2008 presidential candidate Hillary are said to persist to this day, leading some observers to speculate that Gore could enter the 2008 race after all — a move that might prove a final payback to Hillary.
The rift between the then-new first lady and the vice president began to develop just days after Bill Clinton’s inauguration, when he appointed Hillary to head his healthcare task force, according to an excerpt, published in the November issue of Vanity Fair, from Smith’s book.
So they’ve had this feud for a long time. Wonder why. Hillary’s got problems with other Democratic candidates in this upcoming election race. That being said, I doubt she’ll win. But judging by this article, it looks like they seem to think that Hillary was the reason Gore lost the 2000 election and that Gore’s complete and total lack of competence had NOTHING to do with it. And all this time, we thought it was the EEEVIL Bush administration that stole the election. (Note: for anyone who still thinks that, I suggest you check out this website: http://florida2000election.com/)
Look, I hate to be a party pooper here, but why are people still whining about the 2000 election SEVEN years later? Three words: GET…over it. See, like I said, I don’t think Hillary’s going to win next year’s election and I really hope she doesn’t because she seems further to the left than the other candidates. But if she does win, you won’t find me whining about any stupid things like voter fraud even as much as a year later. That being said, once again, get over it. You’ve got bigger things to worry about in the upcoming year than ancient history.
A new book reveals the deep division that developed between Vice President Al Gore and first lady Hillary Clinton during Bill Clinton’s years in the White House.
“For Love of Politics — Bill and Hillary Clinton: The White House Years” by Sally Bedell Smith claims that Hillary not only tried to usurp Al Gore’s role as vice president, she cost him the presidency in the 2000 election by draining funds and resources away from his campaign in favor of her Senate bid.
The bitter feelings between Gore and 2008 presidential candidate Hillary are said to persist to this day, leading some observers to speculate that Gore could enter the 2008 race after all — a move that might prove a final payback to Hillary.
The rift between the then-new first lady and the vice president began to develop just days after Bill Clinton’s inauguration, when he appointed Hillary to head his healthcare task force, according to an excerpt, published in the November issue of Vanity Fair, from Smith’s book.
So they’ve had this feud for a long time. Wonder why. Hillary’s got problems with other Democratic candidates in this upcoming election race. That being said, I doubt she’ll win. But judging by this article, it looks like they seem to think that Hillary was the reason Gore lost the 2000 election and that Gore’s complete and total lack of competence had NOTHING to do with it. And all this time, we thought it was the EEEVIL Bush administration that stole the election. (Note: for anyone who still thinks that, I suggest you check out this website: http://florida2000election.com/)
Look, I hate to be a party pooper here, but why are people still whining about the 2000 election SEVEN years later? Three words: GET…over it. See, like I said, I don’t think Hillary’s going to win next year’s election and I really hope she doesn’t because she seems further to the left than the other candidates. But if she does win, you won’t find me whining about any stupid things like voter fraud even as much as a year later. That being said, once again, get over it. You’ve got bigger things to worry about in the upcoming year than ancient history.
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