The Clinton Parade of Smarts

At least there is one Democrat left in the Senate.  While most of her colleagues are sitting on their hands, cheerleading for Pampers, and otherwise subverting everything the party ever stood for, Senator Clinton is working on implementing solutions to the messes we find ourselves in, and that Pampers is woefully equipped to handle.

On the Economic Market Crisis

And here is her statement on the Bush administration's plan.

Here she is, once again, standing up to the Bush administration (while Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi continue to roll over and fetch for the Shrub), and once again coming to the defense of children, advocating that the government renew its commitment to children's environmental health.

Though she has been criticized by some of her supporters that her withdrawing from the No Nukes Iran rally, it is quite clear that Senator Clinton stands with Israel, and against a nuclear Iran.  It is foolish for people to confuse her desire to avoid turning an important event like the rally into a media circus with her desire to make sure Israel is safe from the threat that a nuclear Iran would pose.

And here is the text of her latest New York Times op-ed standing up against the Bush administration's continued assault on women's rights.

While Pelosi, Reid, Dodd, Obama, and the rest of the faux Democrats in Congress have been pissing on your heads, it's nice to know that Senator Clinton is still fighting for what's right.  And make no mistake, regardless of which candidate is in the White House, it will be Senator Clinton who will be leading the charge for you, your kids, our environment, for our allies and interests abroad.  She will be a stalwart and vigilant guard against McCain going astray, and will be the voice making sure that we are aware how inadequate Obama's policies are.  Though I feel the nation will be in sounder and safer hands in a McCain/Clinton led government, at least there will be one Democrat who will continue to fight for what is right should we be unfortunate enough to see Obama selected.  She would also have McCain by her side in the Senate, which is also an encouraging thought (though that does not countermand the fact that an Obama presidency will be unfathomably damaging to our nation, and the Democratic Party, and must be avoided).