Let Me Get This New Clinton Joke Off My Chest
July 27, 2007 at 11:42 pm
Here’s a joke I wish I would have thought of earlier.
First, the set-up: Saturday’s Washington Post has this Howard Kurtz piece:
A journalistic assessment of Hillary Clinton’s cleavage became the most improbable presidential campaign controversy yet as her team yesterday rolled out a fundraising letter calling a Washington Post column on the subject “grossly inappropriate” and “insulting.”
One week after the piece, by fashion writer Robin Givhan, took note of the Democratic candidate’s relatively low neckline during a speech on the Senate floor, senior Clinton adviser Ann Lewis urged donors to “take a stand against this kind of coarseness and pettiness in American culture.”
That’s all well and fine.
More intriguing, however, is that the Post website again runs this picture:
Above the picture it says “Enlarge This Photo.”So I did.
Ah, they’re right. Much better that way. Just like plastic surgery.
Presidential Election 2008 campaign Hillary Clinton Washington Post
lidy said,
July 28, 2007 @ 1:12 am
Get a life!
Who cares if Hill had work done? More power to her!
Righties sure do fear the Hill eh?
kim said,
July 28, 2007 @ 1:36 pm
there is nothing wrong in the way she dresses…she is always a well dressed american woman
Bobby said,
July 28, 2007 @ 2:42 pm
Yeah….like we want to see the 60+ year old boobs…. All we have to do is look to the guy who usually stands behind her smiling with his finger up his…. Well, at least that way he feels our pain as I’m still trying to get my portfolio back to where it was when he let the dot coms screw the little man.
thephoenixnyc said,
July 28, 2007 @ 7:58 pm
Stil waiting for the funny part.
Rufus T. Firefly said,
July 30, 2007 @ 8:19 am
Not to put to much of a head on this but this whole deal is another example of the intellectual bankruptcy of the feminist left. “What?”, you say. Yes.
Robin Givhan has written nasty pieces skewering all sorts of Republican women - including Laura Bush and Katherine Harris - far nastier than what she wrote about HIllary. And, from the Ann Lewis’ of the world, not a peep. This is the same kind of cultural imbalance that led to Paula Jones — the feminists conveyed very clearly the idea that sexual harassment of women by powerful men was okay if those men supported the feminist political agenda.