Bill Clinton Mocks GOP Women Candidates, Tea Party Movement

“Of course, they’ve got the wrestling federation lady up in Connecticut and the witchcraft lady in Delaware [cheers] and I tell you, so far they’ve gathered up about everybody for this Tea Party but the Mad Hatter and Alice in Wonderland.”
— Bill Clinton, campaigning Sunday in Portland, Maine, for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Libby Mitchell

You can respond to this in one of two ways: Either you bitch and moan that Bill Clinton is being mean-spirited, unfair and sexist, or else you get off your sofa, get involved, and help these candidates stomp the crap out of Democrats on Nov. 2.

LINDA McMAHON for U.S. SENATE

CHRISTINE O’DONNELL for U.S. SENATE

PAUL LEPAGE for MAINE GOVERNOR

UPDATE: By the way, I spoke today with Christine O’Donnell’s campaign manager Matt Moran, and also spoke to Libertarian Republican blogger Eric Dondero, who is in Delaware to help out with the O’Donnell campaign. Both of them were encouraged about the solid grassroots effort on the ground there. Meanwhile, Democrats are bringing in their big guns for tax-raising bald-headed pro-masturbation Senate candidate Chris Coons:

DNC Chairman, Tim Kaine, is at the University of Delaware today stumping for U.S. Senate candidate Chris Coons. Like Coons, Kaine came under fire for promising not to raise taxes as Governor and then broke his promise within his first few weeks in office.
Christine O’Donnell, Coons’ Senate opponent said, “Birds of a feather flock together. These two tax and spenders have broken promises to the voters who elected them. Their tax and spend policies are still killing jobs even today.”
“My opponent, serving as the New Castle County Executive, also raised taxes – three times, even though he made a campaign pledge in 2004 not to do so.”
O’Donnell continued, “Will Coons and Kaine apologize to the college students for destroying their future with crushing debt? It is the youth that will have to pay tomorrow for today’s reckless spending. Will these promise-breakers apologize to these young people for the jobs that aren’t there as they try to start their careers?”

CHRIS COONS: A BALD-HEADED WANKER
WHO RAISED TAXES THREE TIMES IN FOUR YEARS

22 comments

  1. But of course Bill has Hillary to go home to.

    That reminds me of that famous story of Lady Aster telling Winston Churchill at a party that if she were married to him she would give him poison in his whiskey.

    And Churchill responding back that if he would married to Lady Aster he would gladly drink it.

  2. People, have a sense of humor. From a political standpoint, it’s a pretty good allusion and pretty funny.

    Considering some of the mud slinging that has been going on, Bill Clinton’s comment is tepid.

  3. Of course the fact that he’s married to the Mad Hatter and Alice in Wonderland is the Speaker of the House doesn’t seem to resonate with the man forevermore known as Blow Job Bill.

  4. “they’ve gathered up about everybody for this Tea Party but the Mad Hatter and Alice in Wonderland.”

    Hayworth lost his primary and Oshry … er, Geller … may be crazy but she’s not stupid. She knows there’s more money to be made and less personal scrutiny to fear running a different kind of medicine show.

  5. My parents, who live in Sussex County, say that everyone they talk to is an O’Donnell supporter and the grassroots movement on the ground there is spectacular. Unfortunately, they are well outnumbered by New Castle county. That is where the real boots on the ground work needs to happen.

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