Hillary Clinton Invokes RFK Assassination To Rationalize Dead Horse Candidacy

Author: Daniel Taylor

23 May

First Mike Huckabee, now Hillary Clinton, gently easing the idea of an Obama assassination into the zeitgeist, the latter invoking the assassination of Robert Kennedy during the 1968 presidential race to explain her reluctancy to drop out of the race during an interview with the Sioux Falls Argus Leader editorial board Friday.

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5 Responses for "Hillary Clinton Invokes RFK Assassination To Rationalize Dead Horse Candidacy"

RFKhomey May 26th, 2008 at 12:05 pm 1
yet another depressing presidential campaign filled SOLELY WITH PRICKS and unsavory people.
someone needs to stop hillary. someone needs to stop obama. someone needs to stop mccain. i’m moving to costa rica and none of you are allowed to call.
crat3 May 26th, 2008 at 5:38 pm 2
The Obama campaign and the pro-Obama biased media have maliciously twisted, distorted, and misrepresented Sen. Clinton’s comments beyond the ludicrous to sabotage her campaign.
Steven May 26th, 2008 at 5:45 pm 3
Think it was a slip? Same slip 4 times?
Four days after ABC polled that 59% of Americans feared for Obama’s safety, Hillary started talking assassination.
Hard to believe,
but this site has the facts and sources: zFacts.com
VeganTRex May 26th, 2008 at 6:10 pm 4
Hillary was wrong to say what she said (RFK, jr.’s statement notwithstanding). Hillary was wrong to not apologize to Obama personally after she said what she said; she only apologized to the Kennedy family. As a lawyer, Hillary should know about the appearance of impropriety. Here it drips from her as if she is salivating to take over a blood-soaked White House. Blaming the media, the DNC, DLC, voters, Obama, etc., does not matter. Nobody forced Hillary to say what she said. This latest stunt and the race/gender/victim card being played in such rapid succession by Hillary is making me think that their might be something more than “sore loser” syndrome going on. Maybe Hillary just finds it impossible to lose to Obama precicely because of who he is? Just a thought.
Bill Forsyth May 27th, 2008 at 7:03 am 5
This latest comment by Hillary Clinton is beyond the pale. As was pointed out by the caller from New Jersey, this is not the first reference that Hillary has made to the Bobby Kennedy Assassination. I know of at least one previous reference, made to Time magazine back in Feb. or March of this year, which was basically the exact comment, word for word, that she made on Friday. If you say or do something once, it’s a mistake. If you do it more than once, it’s a pattern, and this is a pattern that I am VERY uncomfortable with in a person who claims to want to be the president of the most powerful country in the free world. I understand that she doesn’t wish any bodily harm to come to Mr. Obama, but even the reference is offensive to me.