To wit:
"Secretary Clinton lays a wreath of flowers today at the site of the bombing against the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya."
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For those who thought she traveled to Kenya "suddenly" to quash a supposed birth certificate:
For Shame.
Friday, August 7, 2009
re: "Clinton remembers embassy bombing victims"
Preeti Aroon at Madam Secretary ("An obsessive blog about Hillary Clinton") shows us a SecState doing the right thing.
To wit:
"Secretary Clinton lays a wreath of flowers today at the site of the bombing against the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya."
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For those who thought she traveled to Kenya "suddenly" to quash a supposed birth certificate:
To wit:
"Secretary Clinton lays a wreath of flowers today at the site of the bombing against the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya."
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For those who thought she traveled to Kenya "suddenly" to quash a supposed birth certificate:
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4 comments:
"Secretary Clinton lays a wreath of flowers" As she should, since her husband is the one who caused those people's deaths.
I dont understand why people are making such a big deal out of this 'birther' thing.
like gossip has ever respected anyone, including policians?
@2Hotel9:
No, that was actually Al-Qaida. And prior to the double embassy bombings, you can reasonably make the case that AQ wasn't that big a threat. Of course, after 8/8/98, it becomes a lot harder to be that blind.
v/r,
CAA
@Alexis,
Well, it's a big deal in the sense that if it were true and could be proven to be true, than the elected president would be Constitutional ineligible for his office. And that would mean a Constitutional crisis in the United States the like of which none now living have ever experienced.
As someone who works with vital documents like birth certificates on a regular basis, I'm extremely reluctant to form an opinion without personally examining a document for myself, whether the document be from the State of Hawaii or the "Republic of Kenya."
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