Rodham-Clinton Fabricates Her History, Again
The white woman married to the second "Black" President has a penchant for inventing her own history. She once exclaimed that her first name was given to her because her parents were so impressed by the exploits of the British explorer, and first European to summit Mount Everest, Sir Edmund Hillary that they wanted their child to carry his name. Having actually been born seven years before Hillary's accomplishment, she has never explained whether she went without a name for that interim, or if her parents were prescient and knew ahead of time that he would succeed where so many others had failed and thus were able to beat the rush of those parents naming their offspring Edmund, Hillary, or Sir. The latter explanation seems unlikely since if they could see the future their little girl would not have needed to accept an illegal favor in order to turn one thousand dollars into 100 grand in the futures market. They would have had the market corned on futures.
The first possibility similarly seems unlikely, though if it is possible to let the wife of the second "Black" President go without a name for a number of years I would welcome the relief of not hearing her name called for whatever period is manageable.
The truth is she made up the whole thing. She lied. And now she has done it again. Fabricating her history, this time she has attached herself to the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in order to pump up her image with the black population. Robert Novak has the story.
"Speaking at Selma's First Baptist Church on the 42nd anniversary of the "bloody Sunday" freedom march there, Sen. Clinton declared: "As a young girl [age 16], I had the great privilege of hearing Dr. King speak in Chicago. The year was 1963. My youth minister from our church took a few of us down on a cold January night to hear [King]. . . . And he called on us, he challenged us that evening to stay awake during the great revolution that the civil rights pioneers were waging on behalf of a more perfect union."Young Hillary Rodham answered that challenge the next year as the 17-year-old class president at Maine East High School in the Chicago suburbs. She described herself in her memoirs as "an active Young Republican" and "a Goldwater girl, right down to my cowgirl outfit." As a politically attuned honor student, she must have known that Goldwater was one of only six Republican senators who joined Southern Democratic segregationists opposing the historic voting rights act of 1964 inspired by King. "
So, after hearing Dr King speak, (if she even attended that speech), she chose to join a faction opposed to the cause for which Dr. King labored. And now she wants credit for being on the right side, when in fact she was in league with those were on the wrong side of the issue. The pattern of behavior seems familiar. No wonder their former friend David Geffen said of the Clinton's, "“Everybody in politics lies, but [the Clintons] do it with such ease, it’s troubling.".
Geffen is no friend to American conservatives either. He contributed to Bill Clinton's campaigns. And, he is an activist seeking the release of jailed FBI Agent killer Leonard Peltier. In many ways Geffen is an unsavory character himself. But his description of his former friends rings true. Truth being something one never gets when listening to the wife of the second "Black" President. Or, the second "Black" President himself for that matter, as Kudlow demonstrates when he asks us to Google the phrase "Bill Clinton lies". Try it for your self below.
And remember what Bill said during his first Presidential campaign, elect him and get two for one.
