Hillary Clinton: “Why Would I Drop Out Before Barack Obama Is Assassinated?”

“In an interview with the editorial board of the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader today, Hillary Clinton brought up Bobby Kennedy’s June, 1968 assassination as an argument against her dropping out of the Democratic primary.

“My husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the California primary somewhere in the middle of June, right? We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June in California. I don’t understand it,” she said, dismissing calls to drop out.
She has a point: June is a great month for political assassinations.

Why drop out of the race before all the assassins have had their say?

After all, we know Barack Obama has received multiple death threats — because he is black, of course, and because some of our fellow citizens think he’s a secret Muslim terrorist who is going to take the oath of office on the Koran and make us all pray to Mecca five times a day with that screechy music coming over the loudspeakers and then he’ll fly Air Force One into the White House.

And the truth is, Obama has consistently failed to win over those voters who want to see him murdered.”

Speak it David!!!
The Clintons have a history of crying crocodile tears at the funerals of the political people they snuff out. Would somebody just lock those two up, instead of letting them have one more second on the public airwaves as a legitimate part of the political dialog in our country?
Jenny Hatch

Bill Clinton fakes crying at Ron Brown’s funeral

THE CLINTONS EXPOSED!!! BILL AND HILLARY ARE MURDERERS: PART 1

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Court rules Texas had no right to seize sect children
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Texas seizure of polygamist-sect kids thrown out
Texas had no right to take polygamist sect kids: court

“The ruling in one of the largest custody cases in U.S. history, hammered the state for removing the children and directed state District Judge Barbara Walther to vacate the order. Technically, it applied only to the children of 38 mothers named in the appeal, but the ruling was broad enough to cover nearly every child swept up in the April raid.

The children were taken into custody more than six weeks ago after someone called a hot line claiming to be a pregnant, abused teenage wife. The girl has not been found and authorities are investigating whether the calls were a hoax.

Child welfare officials argued that five girls at the ranch had become pregnant at 15 and 16 and that the sect pushed underage girls into marriage and sex with older men and groomed boys to enter into such unions when they grew up.

But the appeals court said the state acted too hastily in sweeping up all the children and taking them away on the broad beliefs of the renegade Mormon sect.

“Even if one views the FLDS belief system as creating a danger of sexual abuse by grooming boys to be perpetrators of sexual abuse and raising girls to be victims of sexual abuse … there is no evidence that this danger is ‘immediate’ or ‘urgent,'” the court said.”

I hope these children are reunited with their parents soon.
Jenny Hatch

Ben and I were at the park with his playgroup when this storm hit, we had hail and pouring rain, the sky went dark and all of us ran for the pavillion in the park. The tornado was about twenty miles from our location, so we did not see it or even know that it was close, all we saw was the hail. It is 1:30PM right now and the sun is out with the birds chirping.

Jenny Hatch