UNDERNEWS: This headline appeared in the Washington Post, not some lefty journal

February 13, 2016

This headline appeared in the Washington Post, not some lefty journal

The Democrats’ dilemma: Clinton may not be salvageable

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: Of course the headline wasn't in a lefty journal. It was on a blog written by a conservative writer. Not quite the same as a straight news piece. (Not that I don't have serious doubts about the viability of Clinton's campaign).; February 13, 2016 at 7:32 PM
Caro said...: Hillary's political demise has been predicted almost as many times as the prediction that she will go to prison--TOMORROW! For nothing at all.

Get used to it, friends, Hillary is going to be our next president. President Rodham-Clinton will actually get some progressive issues addressed and passed into legislation.; February 14, 2016 at 4:54 PM

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