Quand Hillary est devenue sourde
Hier soir, dans Larry King Live, Hillary Clinton fait semblant de ne pas comprendre la question et répond à côté.
Is he better prepared than McCain?
CLINTON: Well, I think he can win, but I think I will win. I really believe that or I wouldn’t be sitting here talking to you…
KING: But is he better prepared?
CLINTON: … From Harrisburg.
Well, I think that he would be…
KING: Is he a better prepared candidate?
CLINTON: Well, that’s going to be up to the voters to try to sort through. Lots of what Senator McCain is saying is just wrong for the country. So it doesn’t really matter what credentials he’s offering. And, obviously, he has very extraordinary credentials, with his military service and his service in the Senate.
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