"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
The book’s discussion of Clinton’s historical mentor, Eleanor Roosevelt, offers young readers a way to understand politics as service. Does that involve telling young readers to have imaginary conversations with dead people, like Hillary?
It's ideal for hard-core Hillary-loving feminists, except that none of them have children.
Oh. My. God.Children's propaganda. There is NOTHING that the Clintonistas won't do to regain the White House.
"Clinton's historical mentor"?How exactly? So now can I say my "historical" mentor was Jimi Hendrix?
In that sense, bruce and r-man, one could argue that Hillary's actual historical mentor is Caligula.
The book’s discussion of Clinton’s historical mentor, Eleanor Roosevelt, offers young readers a way to understand politics as service.
ReplyDeleteDoes that involve telling young readers to have imaginary conversations with dead people, like Hillary?
It's ideal for hard-core Hillary-loving feminists, except that none of them have children.
ReplyDeleteOh. My. God.
ReplyDeleteChildren's propaganda. There is NOTHING that the Clintonistas won't do to regain the White House.
"Clinton's historical mentor"?
ReplyDeleteHow exactly? So now can I say my "historical" mentor was Jimi Hendrix?
In that sense, bruce and r-man, one could argue that Hillary's actual historical mentor is Caligula.
ReplyDelete