Another Community Organizer? We Need That Like Additional Cranial Ventilation

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by Smitty

The Washington Free Beacon continues to demonstrate what a properly functioning media could resemble:

“The more I’ve seen of places like Yale Law School and the people who haunt them, the more convinced I am that we have the serious business and joy of much work ahead—if the commitment to a free and open society is ever going to mean more than eloquence and frustration,” wrote Clinton.

According to the letter, Clinton and Alinsky had kept in touch since she entered Yale. The 62-year-old radical had reached out to give her advice on campus activism.

and

“The Prince was written by Machiavelli for the Haves on how to hold power,” wrote Alinsky in his 1971 book. “Rules for Radicals is written for the Have-Nots on how to take it away.”

So maybe Her Majesty can be seen as merely connecting the dots between Niccolo and Saul.

At this point, it looks like #OccupyResoluteDesk is going to honor the 22nd Amendment more than he has the Affordable Care Act. If these United States are so unrelentingly stupid as to elect Her Majesty, the last trappings of the Constitution could truly be in danger.

Oh, and what dreck is this?

via Instapundit

20 comments

  1. The Hildabeast is just trying to burnish her radical leftist cred knowing that everyone in the DemocRAT primaries are going to run to her left.

  3. Sounds like pretty small beer to me. The linked article doesn’t reveal much in the way of radical activism other than the reference to that “Cambodia Madness” which of course was pretty standard fare at the time. In short, she appears to be a dilettante. This is probably due to her lack of revolutionary zeal as opposed to her later zeal for cattle futures. A more productive approach might concentrate on her work for and being fired from the Watergate committee for ethics violations. Her job with the select committee was her first “adult job” and the fact that it demonstrated her lack of ethics should be more revealing of her character or lack of same.

  6. It’s fitting that people like Alinsky and Clinton have based so much of their beliefs on a savage satire of the Medici and Borgias – destroyers of republics and institutors of tyrannies.

  8. I hope not. I dread hearing the outpouring of praise for such a mediocre man who was dragged kicking and screaming by a Republican Congress to every single “accomplishment” he is credited with.

    Naturally, Obama would also get the star treatment at his own funeral, but I could find a way to laugh that off.

  11. Well, the main point is she would benefit from the outpouring of sympathy by the Ignorantzi. Granted, there would be some good comic relief if it came out that he died in the arms of whoever his current fling is at the time, but even then Hillary would drum up even more of a sympathy vote. And of course the minute someone speculated she had Bill done in, she would make a big nationally televised speech brimming with indignity, and would be hailed by the media for her passion, intellect, and courage.

    And of course, the GOP contender will try to outshine everybody in the media in praise of Bill, and in sympathy for Hillary. Somebody needs to point that out to Hillary, it might buy Bill a couple of extra months.

  12. Why would you want to buy Bill a couple extra months? If he expired tonight her poll numbers would drop continuously for months. She might get a “dead Bill bounce” at first but it wouldn’t last.

  19. Now I was implying that Hillary might have him done in. If she did, don’t you think she would do that at a time when she could get the most benefit? Besides, Bill doesn’t seem to be that bad a guy for a politician, especially a democrat one. Other than the stupidity of the :”Million Mom March” and similar anti-gun crap, and the failed HillaryCare effort, I could gladly suffer through another Clinton presidency, warts and all. Just as long as it ain’t Hillary, that is.

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