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originally posted by: jude11
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: jude11
So you don't really thing it was a broken promise?
Maybe the OP should reflect that then, that you just see it as a ruse.
I believe my sarcasm is very evident in the OP.
Some things just are obvious.
Peace
originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
Oh, my God! It's how she felt at the time. People DO change their minds, you know.
I once said I would have children.
I once said "Till death do us part".
I once said I was a Christian.
People change their minds. It's not like she lied. It's how she felt. There are MANY things you could go after Hillary Clinton for. The fact that you have gone back to 2011 to find some "dirt" on her shows a bit of desperation, IMO. People must really be afraid of the prospect of her running.
No way she'll run and if she does, it will be on Sarah Palin's terms; pretend to be running, bilk the masses and then bow out.
originally posted by: Sremmos80
originally posted by: jude11
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: jude11
So you don't really thing it was a broken promise?
Maybe the OP should reflect that then, that you just see it as a ruse.
I believe my sarcasm is very evident in the OP.
Some things just are obvious.
Peace
Ya not really, you have two sentences one being that you wish she kept her 'promise' even saying truly...
So I guess that is the sarcasm?
originally posted by: smurfy
Not running for office, or not holding a departmental post, does not mean quitting politics.
That is your opinion of her intent, and you are welcomed to it. However, I think it is premature to judge her for lying…
originally posted by: AgentShillington
a reply to: intrptr
It is intellectually dishonest for you to cut a quote out of a sentence when doing so drastically changes the intent of the subject.
Please be more careful in the future.
originally posted by: AgentShillington
a reply to: intrptr
It is intellectually dishonest for you to cut a quote out of a sentence when doing so drastically changes the intent of the subject.
Please be more careful in the future.
originally posted by: AgentShillington
Besides, even if she did decide to run for the presidency, does that make what she said about not wanting to run for election back then a lie if she has simply changed her mind?