The Battered Wife

Hillary Clinton was sent out to spout the party line that Obama has concocted as US foreign policy on ABC's Sunday morning laughathon. How much of Hillary's positioning is heart-felt remains an open question. Everyone is aware of our Secretary of State's marital problems with Bill where she gave as good as she got, a thrown lamp for an infidelity, allegedly. But the suffering Ms. Clinton endured goes much deeper. She may not be President today due to another adulterer, not her serial philanderer of a husband, but former North Carolina Senator John Edwards. Had Edwards not split some of HRC's vote away, she would have secured the nomination and been in the Oval Office today. Obama and Edwards made a Kennedy-Dodd sandwich out of her. Whether Hillary would be as strident against Israel is in doubt if she were not acting as the apostate Muslim Obama's subordinate. She would certainly have been driving down a similar road as Obama as was demonstrated years ago with her sweet embrace of Suha Arafat after the arch-terrorist's "wife" had just accused Jews of deliberate genocide of Palestinian children with poison gas, but perhaps she would have been traveling more slowly, rather than careening off a cliff and forcing Israel either out of existence or if Israel manages to stave off liquidation at the hands of Iran and/or the horde of Muslim Jihadists encompassing Hizballah, Hamas, al Qaeda, and their state terror backers, into an even worse and unjustified international pariah status. Obama and his proxy have crafted a strategy to comfort US enemies such as Iran and confront our ally Israel. Cynthia Tucker appeared on the panel on the same ABC program to damn Jews with the faint praise of the Jewish dual loyalty canard. She said that Jewish Senators and Congressmen had lined up in support of the President's policy to pressure Israel. What would be expected of any politician of the same party but to back his leader? Only Eric Cantor, the sole Jew left on the Republican side should Franken's manipulation unseat Coleman, be expected to oppose any policy set by our radical leftist leader. Any commentator who articulates a position as Tucker did, could be deemed an anti-Semite. For Jews in political office, as for other faiths, nation always comes first, except in America's Democratic party, of course, where all too often, party is the highest loyalty.