Hillary Clinton- The Perpetual Victim. It's either the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy,

[KittyWampus]

harlots who molest her husband,
her husband who has an insatiable need to go after women,
or the grassroots activists who are working to bring some degree of progress to Washington and revitalize the Democratic Party.

I think she thrives on being a victim. Playing the martyr. Getting her hackles up and getting into the fight.

Frankly, behind it all is a Drama Queen.

I am sick and tired of her dysfunctional need for drama.

At this point, I am so relieved to be looking forward to Obama as president. It'll be nice to have an emotionally healthy POTUS for a change.

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[cliffordu]

5. And she's still the Histrionic Pantsuited Panderbear....

Pathological. Hillary is absolutely pathological.

[NashVegas]

8. Normally

I'd alert on a post like yours, but sometimes there's just no better response.

[quickesst]

18. Just another reminder....

that if Obama is indeed the Democratic nominee, he won't need Hillary Clinton, or her supporters in November. For them, the nomination is in the bag, so at this point, one can only surmise the hateful nastiness continues for the enjoyment they recieve demonizing, and insulting other Democrats. Obalogic. Thanks.
quickesst

[hokies4ever]

19. I agree

that the OP was on the harsh side and really isn't doing anybody any good. Even if you feel that Hillary is playing the victim, why bring up Bill's cheating? Part of me does feel bad for Hillary that her sex life was explored in every detail on the most public of stages.

[Rageneau]

2. She's also the constant victim of the wingnut faction here at DU.

People who hate Hillary (or ANYbody) with the virulence I see on this board day after day cannot - IMHO -- actually be liberal Democrats.

Only wingnuts hate with that ferocity.

Which is why I fully expect the worst Hillary bashers here to reveal their true GOP wingnut selves once the G.E. begins. I predict the people who make posts like this one will be anti-Obama come Fall.

[tibbiit]

4. Im for obama all the way

and wish this primary was over BUT... when she said Vast right wing conspiriacy she was telling the truth. She may hve turned into a drama queen but she has... and we have all been victims of the vast right wing conspiracy starting long long ago. (even before reagan)

IMO thats not a good tag to put on her as an excuse.
tib

[griffi94]

16. i've thought that as well

i'll be interested to see which of the more vocal abusive obama supporters suddenly disappear from here after the primary is over.
i'll also be interested to see the reaction that hillarys detractors have when obama is the nominee and the media and the right wing turn on him. my guess is that most will miss the irony of saying hillary plays the victim card while they're doing the same thing.
and should obama win the nomination but lose to mccain in november, i'm sure that will somehow be hillarys fault as well.

[L0oniX]

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[Straight Shooter]

6. There was a vast right wing conspiracy.

You're the one who sounds a tad melodramatic.

[Frances]

7. Agree

And that vast right wing conspiracy will come after Obama with everything it has.

Obama is fortunate that he can learn from what the right wing did to the Clintons.

I support Obama, but some DUers sound more like freepers than Obama supporters to me.

[KittyWampus]

15. let's remember that Clinton's Telecommunications Act ENABLED that VRWC.

And that the Clintons' political fortunes were seeded with money from Jackson Stevens and their reputations established while they allowed quite a bit of that VRWC to get away with murder in Arkansas (Bill as Governor), nationally (Bill as POTUS) and in NY (Hillary as MIC benefactor).

[Straight Shooter]

20. Aw, come on, Bill was just reaching out and being bipartisan.

Which is why I grit my teeth whenever I hear Barack advocating the same thing. :(

[tabasco]

14. Yes, and here's Hillary with its chairman:

Sad, isn't it?

[Kahuna]

9. I feel ya. No more Drama. Vote Obama! nt

[cliffordu]

12. I like that: NO MORE DRAMA, VOTE OBAMA!!

:patriot:

[AZBlue]

22. That's good stuff...that really is!

"No more drama, vote Obama!"

[Mimosa]

23. Hear, hear: "No More Drama, Vote Obama"

Wow, that is just what I've been longing for: a quietly competent emotionally sound normal President with a normal family life. I want to be able to relax and TRUST our next President. I want him to be competent and take care of the important things like the economy and foreign policy.

What I don't want is a 'triangulator,' a political master who turns people in this country against each other, who is a major buddy of corporate America. Obama will have to work with those powers but he doesn't need to sell out.

[formercia]

10. Now it's the vast Left-Wing conspiracy.

Wake up Hillary and smell the tar in the Morning.

[Rubiconski2009]

11. Yup! Hillary's got some serious issues.

I hope she gets therapy and a divorce.

[nomorewhopper]

13. she doesn't know how to say "sorry" or "i was wrong".

[Lerkfish]

17. even I think this is going too far.

no need for all this, simply move on.

[eridani]

21. Don't kid yourself. The Vast Right Wing Comspiracy was and is real

The problem now is that Clinton has gone and joined it.

[anonymous171]

24. End the drama, vote Obama.

[TexasObserver]

25. She's lived a life of high privilege, wailing about being a victim the whole way

It's a lifetime trait, and it alone disqualifies her from being president. She's not fit for the presidency, and that's the primary reason she can't be the VP nominee. She's not fit for the presidency.