Has anyone got a detailed list of Hillary's experience?

[Rosa Luxemburg]

transcripts of meetings, reports quoting her role, achievements?

[Yael]

1. She won't release her records

We just need to "trust" her.

[sandnsea]

2. Me Me Me

Here it is:







Oops, nothing.

:hi:

[SoonerPride]

3. She ate lunch with some important people once

Then went sight seeing.

[FrenchieCat]

4. I have this....

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4962668

[Rosa Luxemburg]

7. Thanks

life is not always what it seems

[IndianaGreen]

5. Hillary accused a 12-year old rape victim of seeking out the rapist

An early look at how Clinton deals with crisis
BY GLENN THRUSH
February 24, 2008

But there is a little-known episode Clinton doesn't mention in her standard campaign speech in which those two principles collided. In 1975, a 27-year-old Hillary Rodham, acting as a court-appointed attorney, attacked the credibility of a 12-year-old girl in mounting an aggressive defense for an indigent client accused of rape in Arkansas - using her child development background to help the defendant.

<snip>

In May 1975, Washington County prosecutor Mahlon Gibson called Rodham, who had taken over the law clinic months earlier, to tell her she'd been appointed to represent a hard-drinking factory worker named Thomas Alfred Taylor, who had requested a female attorney.

In her 2003 autobiography "Living History," Clinton writes that she initially balked at the assignment, but eventually secured a lenient plea deal for Taylor after a New York-based forensics expert she hired "cast doubt on the evidentiary value of semen and blood samples collected by the sheriff's office."

However, that account leaves out a significant aspect of her defense strategy - attempting to impugn the credibility of the victim, according to a Newsday examination of court and investigative files and interviews with witnesses, law enforcement officials and the victim.

Rodham, records show, questioned the sixth grader's honesty and claimed she had made false accusations in the past. She implied that the girl often fantasized and sought out "older men" like Taylor, according to a July 1975 affidavit signed "Hillary D. Rodham" in compact cursive.

http://www.newsday.com/news/nationworld/ny-usark245589997feb24,0,2670956.story

[surfin]

12. Now they are attacking the 17 yr old girl in the red phone ad

who said she is for Obama. What is it with Hillary hating young girls. She even attacked the work that Chelsea was in. Sick.

[TahitiNut]

6. Resumes that claim credit for the accomplishments of others with whom they associated ...

... have been a plague for as long as I've been in the job market, either as a job-seeker or hiring manager. For some, it's "business as usual" to aggrandize themselves for having merely been in the right place at the right time - even though they personally did nothing of merit.

Some here would attack anyone as a sexist who'd criticize HRC for claiming some credit for her husband's experience - and that puzzles me. After all, isn't the old aphorism of "behind every successful man is a woman" redolent of sexism itself? Why would a greater license to do so be given to a wife than a husband? I fail to see any gender linkage whatsoever in claiming credit for another's accomplishments. Bizarre.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

8. anyone got a list of quotes of her experience?

[Hepburn]

9. Well, there is....

...ummmmmmmmmmm.....OK....let me think for a second....

...er...well....hmmmmmmmm.....


OK, I give...:shrug:

(Guess I should not mention that health care thingy, right?)

[niceypoo]

10. Have you bothered looking?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_Clinton">It only takes about 30 seconds...

[Rosa Luxemburg]

14. Hillary was not a legislator or made decisions on Children's Health Care Insurance Program

I don't see how anyone can claim they were responsible for a particular achievement if they were just first lady. She wasn't a legislator then, she made no decisions only speak to her husband at the breakfast table about it?

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/hillary_health_care/2007/10/05/38601.html

[surfin]

11. Yes, here is it and easy to read

[lligrd]

13. She Did Learn How To Dress And Get Her Hair Done To

look the role. Oh, and she learned how to apply make-up.

I am quite sure this will be taken as sexist for good reason but it is the only thing that I could come up with. She did get the look down and looks wonderful.

[Medusa]

22. And dress.

Can't forget how important it is to dress. You know, like the designer wardrobes that her "aide de camp" wears.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

23. yes

[Bullet1987]

15. Clinton supporters will avoid this thread like the plague

because they don't even have a clue about her "35 years of experiece."

[Rosa Luxemburg]

16. yes it does seem to be devoid of the usual names

[jody]

17. I don't but below is a list of BO's experience.

[Renew Deal]

18. Here you go

[Rosa Luxemburg]

21. Bill looks kinda cute there!

[Catherina]

19. This is the most current version

[cosmik debris]

20. There was something about making cookies, but I can't recall????

[DUyellow]

24. where are all the usual suspect?