When will she learn?
Hillary Clinton is not funny. She's humorless.
Madeleine Albright claims that Hillary is not a "cold fish."
From what I've seen since Hillary came on the national scene, she is an extremely cold fish.
I'd like Bill Clinton to weigh in on this. Is Hillary as cold as she seems?
Her attempts to come off as warm and genuine are icy, staged, and tend to backfire.
The woman cannot tell a joke.
Remember this one?
Not funny. In fact, it's offensive.
Last night, Hillary made another attempt to shed her cold fish scales and be humorous.
Didn't work.
Ben Smith writes:
Yeah, that Hillary is a class act.
Referring to the Vice President as Darth Vader is so presidential.
I'm sure the MoveOn loons are loving it, but I think such comments diminish her stature.
Darth Vader?
That's so inappropriate.
Hillary should know that when you're running for president, no public conversation is "informal."
She's not just a cold fish. She's frozen solid.
Hillary Clinton is not funny. She's humorless.
Madeleine Albright claims that Hillary is not a "cold fish."
Albright: There has been a real attempt to portray her as a cold fish, and she is not.
From what I've seen since Hillary came on the national scene, she is an extremely cold fish.
I'd like Bill Clinton to weigh in on this. Is Hillary as cold as she seems?
Her attempts to come off as warm and genuine are icy, staged, and tend to backfire.
The woman cannot tell a joke.
Remember this one?
HILLARY CLINTON: "I love this quote from Mahatma Gandhi - who ran a gas station down in St. Louis for a couple of years. Mr. Gandhi - do you still go down to the gas station? A lot of wisdom comes out of that gas station."
Not funny. In fact, it's offensive.
Last night, Hillary made another attempt to shed her cold fish scales and be humorous.
Didn't work.
Ben Smith writes:
"Vice President Cheney came up to see the Republicans yesterday. You can always tell when the Republicans are getting restless, because the Vice President’s motorcade pulls into the Capitol, and Darth Vader emerges," Hillary Clinton said just now at a $100-a-head fundraiser at Town Hall near New York's Times Square, referring to Cheney's efforts shore up Republican congressional support for the Iraq war.
"I’m not invited to their meetings and I don’t know what he says or does," she said, in an informal conversation on stage with former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack and retired General Wesley Clark. "But all the brave talk about bringing our troops home, and setting deadlines, and getting out by a certain date just dissipated."
She was referring specifically to the White House's successful effort to stem Republican support for Senator Jim Webb's legislation to limit troop deployments, which failed today in the Senate by a vote of 56-44, short of the 60 it needed to pass.
Yeah, that Hillary is a class act.
Referring to the Vice President as Darth Vader is so presidential.
I'm sure the MoveOn loons are loving it, but I think such comments diminish her stature.
Darth Vader?
That's so inappropriate.
Hillary should know that when you're running for president, no public conversation is "informal."
She's not just a cold fish. She's frozen solid.
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