If you think that’s bad, look for the two videos where Hillary claims that she represents the Indians of the Punjab, and where she claims that if she ran for political office in India she would easily win - presumably on the strength of her actions as a senator from New York (she allowed a Tata outsourcing facility to set up shop in Buffalo) and as a highly-ranked member of the US-India Friendship Committee. I think you might be able to see these videos as excerpts from Lou Dobbs programs on YouTube.
This isn’t like JFK expressing sympathy with the Berliners, this is the sound of selling out. Should ANY American even consider the candidacy of a person who has said in so many words that she represents the populace of a state in a foreign country?
March 2, 2008 at 5:14 pm
Wow, that’s pretty damning YouTube video…
March 2, 2008 at 7:18 pm
We often hear “be careful what you wish for.” This is an excellent example of “be careful what you say.” In this case, it comes back to haunt them.
March 3, 2008 at 3:12 pm
If you think that’s bad, look for the two videos where Hillary claims that she represents the Indians of the Punjab, and where she claims that if she ran for political office in India she would easily win - presumably on the strength of her actions as a senator from New York (she allowed a Tata outsourcing facility to set up shop in Buffalo) and as a highly-ranked member of the US-India Friendship Committee. I think you might be able to see these videos as excerpts from Lou Dobbs programs on YouTube.
This isn’t like JFK expressing sympathy with the Berliners, this is the sound of selling out. Should ANY American even consider the candidacy of a person who has said in so many words that she represents the populace of a state in a foreign country?