contrifan32
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Your compatriot has already admitted that being elected to the Senate is an accomplishment in and of itself. I would argue it's even more so for Mrs. Clinton given the political baggage she already carried around with her and the extreme animosity shown toward her by the "right".
The fact that YOU don't think that it's an accomplishment is irrelevant. In fact, it's BECAUSE of the attitudes displayed toward her that it IS an accomplishment. even with the "right" gunning for her at every turn she still was elected to the Senate. TWICE.
I'm aware that it annoys you and yours to no end, and it gives me great pleasure even though I have never been a supporter of Mrs. Clinton myself.
So what you and you ilk are saying is that her only real political accomplishment is being elected when running (unappeased in her party) in a democratic state where she was a resident for all of a few months. Thank you for illustrating the importance of O'Reilly's question. I can't wait to see her answer the question for herself on the big stage when asked.
