I am no fan of Hillary Clinton.  She never has impressed me.  In fact, she chills me to the bone with her cold, calculating, conniving ways.  All you need do is watch her.  This is the reason she was booed during the New York concert following 9/11.  It is difficult not to despise the woman.  From my perspective, she disgusts me.  I would rather vote for a Republican right now than vote for Hillary in any election.  Our country deserves better than any elected official who cannot see beyond his or her own special, personal interests.  She has no point of view but for the wishy-washy positions she holds, and I have never seen a person — let alone a woman — so incapable of expressing certainty.  She is a disappointment in even the most obscure definitions of the word.

Rare is the time when I speak to a liberal and/or Democrat who is not besotted equal to my revulsion.  Sad, but this is true because too many people believe democracy means being faithful to a party.  Nothing could be further from the truth.

You therefore obviously comprehend my joy when a left-winger sees her flaws and calls her to the carpet.  People need to understand she epitomizes reprehensible behavior.

Kudos to Darrel for stepping out of the rut in which I believed him to be lost.