1stRambo
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Yo, is this half-whit sane enough to be a Representative of the People of the U.S.A.? I say HELL NO!!!!! Sick Bitch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She is a True Liar, like all of the other Socialist in her Party! Just a few days ago, she claims she carried "Hot Sauce" everywhere she goes? Reference? Latino Vote, this bitch is so full of crap, she might kill over from poisoning!!! Church? She might be struck down by the "All Mighty God" any minute now!!! SICK, SICK, SICK,SICK,SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For Hillary Clinton, church offers a trusted comfort zone
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Sunday mornings at Baptist churches fall right into Hillary Clinton's comfort zone.
"This is the day the Lord has made," Clinton said recently at Grace Baptist Church in Mount Vernon, New York, as sunshine streamed through the stained-glass windows and hit the packed pews. "Being here at this church with these beautiful people, knowing how grateful I am for this spring day. I feel blessed and grace is all around us."
Black Baptist churches may not seem like an obvious match for Clinton, a white Methodist from the Chicago suburbs. But the Democratic presidential candidate, who's been criticized for her tentative, even awkward political skills, often seems most at ease in houses of worship. It's where she's shared her faith for many years and earned a loyal following.
"One thing not a lot of people really understand about her is the central role of faith in her life," said Mo Elleithee, Clinton's spokesman in her 2008 White House campaign.
For Hillary Clinton, church offers a trusted comfort zone
"GTP"
For Hillary Clinton, church offers a trusted comfort zone
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Sunday mornings at Baptist churches fall right into Hillary Clinton's comfort zone.
"This is the day the Lord has made," Clinton said recently at Grace Baptist Church in Mount Vernon, New York, as sunshine streamed through the stained-glass windows and hit the packed pews. "Being here at this church with these beautiful people, knowing how grateful I am for this spring day. I feel blessed and grace is all around us."
Black Baptist churches may not seem like an obvious match for Clinton, a white Methodist from the Chicago suburbs. But the Democratic presidential candidate, who's been criticized for her tentative, even awkward political skills, often seems most at ease in houses of worship. It's where she's shared her faith for many years and earned a loyal following.
"One thing not a lot of people really understand about her is the central role of faith in her life," said Mo Elleithee, Clinton's spokesman in her 2008 White House campaign.
For Hillary Clinton, church offers a trusted comfort zone
"GTP"
