Hillary Clinton Dumps Celine Dion
The Clinton political machine has changed its tune, literally. Last summer, with much fanfare, Hillary Clinton ran a contest to select her official campaign song. The hype became a major Hillary campaign event, including Hillary and Bill Clinton appearing in a YouTube video mimicking the Sopranos, as they await the results of the song contest. The winner of the Hillary songfest, we were all told, was “You and I,” sung by Celine Dion.
Now we are told by ABC News that Hillaryland has dropped this supposed winner as its official campaign song. The Clinton campaign would not answer ABC’s questions regarding the reason for using a different song, as the Iowa caucus race enters the home stretch.
What is the significance of this switch? If Hillary Clinton can be expedient in substituting a campaign song, ignoring the results of her own pick-a-song contest, how can the American people expect her to hold to any principles on more lofty matters as their president? Well, there is one principle Hillary Clinton is consistent on. She will say anything, change anything, and sing any song if it gets her the maximum political power that she has craved for so long.
Heaven help the American people if Hillary Clinton is elected the nation’s 44th president, because in that eventuality, we will all be singing the blues.
Sheldon Filger, Author
Hillary Clinton Nude: Naked Ambition, Hillary Clinton And America’s Demise
www.hillary-clinton-nude.com

I’m becoming increasingly concerned about the stridency and inaccuracy of charges in Iowa — especially coming from my old friend. While I’m as hard-boiled as they come about what’s said in campaigns, I just don’t think Dems should stoop to this. First, HRC attacked O’s plan for keep Social Security solvent. Social Security doesn’t need a whole lot to keep it going – it’s in far better shape than Medicare – but everyone who’s looked at it agrees it will need bolstering (I was a trustee of the Social Security Trust Fund ten years ago, and I can vouch for this). Obama wants to do it by lifting the cap on the percent of income subject to Social Security payroll taxes, which strikes me as sensible. That cap is now close to $98,000 (it’s indexed), and the result is highly regressive. (Bill Gates satisfies his yearly Social Security obligations a few minutes past midnight on January 1 every year.) The cap doesn’t have to be lifted all that much to keep Social Security solvent – maybe to $115,00. That’s a progressive solution to the problem. HRC wants to refer Social Security to a commission. That’s avoiding the issue, and it’s irresponsible: A commission will likely call either for raising the retirement age (that’s what Greenspan’s Social Security commission came up with in the 1980s) or increasing the payroll tax on all Americans. So when HRC charges that Obama’s plan would “raise taxes” and her plan wouldn’t, she’s simply not telling the truth.
One of the most notorious liars in politics is Bill Clinton, former president and (unfaithful) husband of Senator Hillary Clinton. It seems Bill Clinton just can’t change old habits. He recently announced that he had always opposed the Iraq war. Unfortunately, as with his earlier claim about “not having sexual relations with Ms. Lewinsky,” the evidence of his contradiction soon emerged. Video and other material has surfaced that plainly shows that Bill Clinton was originally in support of George Bush’s policies on Iraq, including the invasion. Hillary Clinton’s husband even wrote an op-ed piece for a British newspaper applauding Tony Blair for standing with George Bush on Iraq.
















