Friday, April 13, 2007
Hillary Clinton Headed to Rutgers
Hillary Clinton will try to make more political hay out of the Don Imus controversy by visiting Rutgers University – home of the women’s basketball team disparaged by the now fired talk show host.
Clinton will visit the school’s Eagleton Institute of Politics on Monday, April 16, to deliver an address on "Women and Public Leadership.”
On Wednesday, Clinton sent out a mass e-mail to her closest supporters saying Imus’ comments about the team showed "small-minded bigotry and coarse sexism,” and calling on recipients to join her in sending the Rutgers women a message of support.
As NewsMax reported, Sen. Clinton may have had a personal motive to take on Imus – the talker had constantly attacked her on the air, even referring to her often as "satan” or the "devil.”
After Hillary’s planned trip to Rutgers was reported by the New York Daily News’ blog Mouth of the Potomac, one posted comment read: "The Queen of Pander strikes again.”
Another read: "Maybe she’ll go to Duke University next?”
Hillary Clinton will try to make more political hay out of the Don Imus controversy by visiting Rutgers University – home of the women’s basketball team disparaged by the now fired talk show host.
Clinton will visit the school’s Eagleton Institute of Politics on Monday, April 16, to deliver an address on "Women and Public Leadership.”
On Wednesday, Clinton sent out a mass e-mail to her closest supporters saying Imus’ comments about the team showed "small-minded bigotry and coarse sexism,” and calling on recipients to join her in sending the Rutgers women a message of support.
As NewsMax reported, Sen. Clinton may have had a personal motive to take on Imus – the talker had constantly attacked her on the air, even referring to her often as "satan” or the "devil.”
After Hillary’s planned trip to Rutgers was reported by the New York Daily News’ blog Mouth of the Potomac, one posted comment read: "The Queen of Pander strikes again.”
Another read: "Maybe she’ll go to Duke University next?”
