Since 1993, when she tried to become the tzarina of government-sponsored health care, I have suspected that Hillary Clinton wanted to become the President of the United States. Since the mid-1990s — when one of her best friends, Judith Hope, moved from Little Rock to New York, and then “suddenly” became the chairman of the NY Democratic Party — I was confident that the fix was in. Since 1999, when she bilked the taxpayers in a phony “listening tour” scam to launch her campaign, there was no doubt in my mind that Mrs. Clinton was going to use a run for the US Senate as a stepping stone toward the Oval Office. Now, in 2006, the tiger is officially coming out of the bag.

I like the writings of Jim Kouri. He is reasoned, articulate, and has an amazing array of sources. In a recent column, he demonstrated that people on both the Left and the Right are trying to stop Senator Hillary Clinton from becoming president. The amazing part was that even some on the Left think that she is power-mad, and that her presidency would become totalitarian. His column was very aptly titled, “Stopping Hillary Clinton is all the rage”. (She tends to inspire rage in many people.)

The bottom line, from any angle you wish, is that Hillary Clinton must be stopped. I have dubbed her quest for the Oval Office as “The Long March”. (For those that have neglected Sun Tzu’s advice to “know your enemy”, the Long March was the key event that solidified the power of the Chinese Communist Party, and specifically the power of Chairman Mao Tse-Tung. If there is any doubt in your mind that Hillary Clinton is a solid Communist, then you simply haven’t read enough of her own words.) She has been positioning herself to run for president for many years — certainly before her 2000 senate campaign, and probably before she became First Lady. And, for those that think Bill Clinton was a dangerous Communist (he was!), I give you this analogy. If Bill Clinton was a bear in the woods, then Hillary Clinton is a mother bear running straight at you!

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