Richard Disney

I knew it would come, I just didn’t know when. In the New Hampshire debate Hillary Clinton does something that will not be revealed to someone reading a transcript of the exchange. Mrs. Clinton sounded angry and frustrated with the tinge of arrogance and sharp tongue of a stereotypical mother-in-law. This I am sure made every man watching the debate recoil no matter what his party affiliation may be.

I think women watching felt some revulsion also. I mean nobody regardless of gender likes an obnoxious know-it-all mother-in-law. That is the position for which Mrs. Clinton is vying…Mother-In-Law to the United States. She knows how to manage your finances, children, diet and life better than you do; just ask her or watch her political ad where she appears to be giving gifts to Americans in exchange for their votes.

Now that the crack has formed in Mrs. Clinton’s phony facade, we will soon see more of the Mrs. Clinton “Mother-in-Law Factor“.

Great post DPGI v.2!

When I read the quotation of John Edwards saying, “I think that Jesus would be disappointed in our ignoring the plight of those around us who are suffering and our focus on our own selfish short-term needs,” and continuing “I think he would be appalled, actually,” I couldn’t believe how hypocritical Edwards sounded. Well, I guess I could believe it!

Click here to see the “non-selfish” house that Edwards owns, and heats, and maintains.