Em...am I the only one who thinks that Hillary might be developing a drinking problem? If you haven't seen the picture of on Drudge, check it out here. The whiskey is starting to look a lot less like a prop :-)
Hillary Clinton took time out from her punishing campaign schedule to enjoy a glass of whiskey with a group of journalists.The Democratic presidential hopeful was flying back from Rapid City in South Dakota, one of the few states yet to hold its primary when she decided to let her hair down a little.
Her relaxed mood may give rise to speculation she is preparing to concede to her Democratic rival Barak Obama.
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Good point, Charles.
After that, we ALL could probably use a drink.
Apparently, Hillary and McCain get along well because they took a congressional trip together to - I think it was Ajerbaijan, and McCain was surprised and impressed when he and Hillary had a drinking contest and Hilllary could keep up with him.
If memory serves, Nixon impressed the Chinese with his ability to hold his liquor as well. So none of this should really surprise anybody.
Besides, look at some of the policies and ideas coming out of Washington DC -and tell me there isn't a lot of drinking going on all around!
Apparently, Hillary and McCain get along well because they took a congressional trip together to - I think it was Ajerbaijan, and McCain was surprised and impressed when he and Hillary had a drinking contest and Hilllary could keep up with him.
With all the talk about how much the Democratic Party hates Clinton, maybe McCain should choose her as his VP. Then he could prove to the moderates and Independants that he is willing to really, really reach across the aisle. And how many Republicans would salivate at the idea that a Clinton had to report directly under a Republican, granted a moderate one?
"Michele, if you were married to Bill, wouldn't you hit the bottle a bit?"
If I were married to Bill, it wouldn't have lasted that long. I would have been out the door after the first bimbo :-)
"With all the talk about how much the Democratic Party hates Clinton, maybe McCain should choose her as his VP. Then he could prove to the moderates and Independants that he is willing to really, really reach across the aisle. And how many Republicans would salivate at the idea that a Clinton had to report directly under a Republican, granted a moderate one?"
I don't think that McCain has a death wish :-)
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