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Solutions For Extreme Shyness
Yes.. She always says we need to do certain things like heath care but when she was in the white house with Bill she never had an answer. She seems to not have an answer since she has been a senator. She always says this and that but never says how to do it. Never has an idea on how to even get started. When she is confronted about these issues she then attacks her opponents by stating what they have not done or not even come up with. Hillary is one everyone should watch out for. She along with her husband is a snake in the grass. When they were in Arkansas they were involved with a lot of dirty dealings like the Whitewater scandel where a lot of people lost money on land schemes. Everyone but the Clintons who made a ton. The savings and loans scandels where the public had to bail out the S&L's but the Clintons made money. Look at when the FBI files on the senators and congressmen went missing. Hillary said she had never seen it but when it was found it was found at the White House and yes Hillarys fingerprints were on them. That is why they could do things and get away with it. The senate and congress were scared that if they did something then something in the files would be leaked out ruining them. The big question is do we want someone like that to represent us. If we look at the options I think the only real choices are people like Obama, Guilliani. They may be rich but at least they dont seem like they are trying to hide something. Look at Rudy. He dont care if people know he has been divorced and has a women half his age. I say go for it while you can. Obama seems like a real person who is not afraid to answer the questions. He seems more like a normal person. Now look at Hillary. Dont she always look mad. And ask yourself this. What kind of decisions does she make. Look at her still with Bill even though he cheats on her all the time, even when he was governor. she voted for the war then said she was against it, says she is for the soldier yet cuts the money for them so they dont have to tools to do a job, it seems she flip flops all the time. So check out the way she looks a lot of times and you will see what I see.
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