Protecting America from Colombia

This article reminded me of some´s favorite word, Voltiarepas, it seems Hillary changes opinions rather often.

http://www.buffalonews.com/248/story/320521.html

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George F. Will - Washington Post Writers Group
Updated: 04/11/08 6:57 AM

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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton’s campaign, which is a guttering candle, has suffered a perhaps extinguishing gust of ill wind. Her principal strategist has been forced to resign from that role.

Mark Penn’s sin was to be caught doing something sensible, surreptitiously. That is the only way Democrats can do sensible things regarding trade when their party is pandering to organized labor. Penn’s downfall makes him a member of a species which many Democrats insist is large and about which Democrats theatrically grieve: Penn is a casualty of free trade.

He was freely practicing one of his trades, which is advising clients on how to deal with the U.S. government. To that end, he met with the Colombian ambassador to the United States concerning how to win ratification of the U.S.-Colombia free-trade agreement.

Although he simultaneously was freely practicing another of his trades, being a campaign operative, he probably perished for commercial reasons rather than political principles. Colombia hired him through the corporation for which he works, Burson-Marsteller. Unfortunately, his other client, Clinton, currently opposes the free-trade agreement as ardently as, presumably, she opposes the Red Sox — for now.

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By webmanco on Apr 28, 07:16 in Politics & the war.

miamimike says on Apr 28, 07:56:

, it seems Hillary changes opinions rather often.

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What Politician doesn't??

"There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again." —President George W. Bush,

b bruce says on Apr 28, 11:00:

I still think it was a shake down for badly needed money from the Colombian government at that time. Mark Penn is certainly smarter then Mrs. C. The word got out and they got caught! He took the bullet. The Bill and Hill will sell Chelsey if the money is right!