CNN panel erupts in laughter when asked Hillary's accomplishments

Dreamsglore wrote:Let's get back to the lie you just told stating this woman had no major accomplishments as secretary of state. Are we to assume all of these people, countries, organizations gave her these honors because she was a quitter and she did nothing? You just accused the left of being dishonest while facts have just slapped you to your knees. Do you enjoy looking like a fool all the time?

Dreamsglore wrote:What a loathsome moron you also are.

While United States Secretary of State

   Newsweek ranked her as the 13th most powerful person on the planet, and the most powerful American woman, in its "Global Elite" for 2009.[31]
   In 2009, Clinton received the Global Trailblazer award from Vital Voices Global Partnership, for "her passionate commitment to promoting women's rights and securing justice for all people around the world."[32]
   For the fifth time, Clinton was named by TIME magazine in 2009 as one of the most 100 influential people in the world.[33]
   On March 27, 2009, Clinton received the Margaret Sanger Award from the Planned Parenthood Federation of America,[34] which the organization says "recognize[s] leadership, excellence, and outstanding contributions to the reproductive health and rights movement."
   On May 13, 2009, Clinton received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from New York University and spoke at their 177th commencement at new Yankee Stadium.[35][36]
   On May 18, 2009, Clinton received Barnard College's highest award, the Barnard Medal of Distinction, as she spoke at their commencement.[37]
   On May 25, 2009, Clinton received an honorary Doctor of Law degree from Yale University, from whose law school she had graduated three dozen years earlier.[38]
   Also on May 25, 2009, Clinton received an award from the National Coordinated Effort of Hellenes, for "unprecedented steps taken in the right direction on Hellenic and Orthodox issues".[39]
   Forbes listed her as the 36th most powerful woman in the world in 2009.[40]
   On October 5, 2010, Secretary Clinton was given the George McGovern Leadership Award by the World Food Programme, for "her commitment and visionary approach to ending global hunger."[41]
   In November 2010, Time magazine named Clinton one of the 25 most powerful women of the past century.[42]
   In 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012, Clinton was named by Americans in Gallup's most admired man and woman poll as the woman around the world they most admired.[43] The win in 2012 was her eleventh in a row and seventeenth overall.[43]
   On June 2, 2011, Secretary Clinton was given the George C. Marshall Foundation Award for a career of distinguished public service, and in particular, "for her dignity and integrity of character, for her devotion to creating and perpetuating free and democratic institutions, and for promoting appropriate economic development that will allow them to flourish."[44]
   In March 2012, Arkansas' largest airport, in Little Rock, was renamed to Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport.[45]
   In April 2012, Clinton was named to the 2012 Time 100.
   In April 2012, Clinton received a Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service.[46]
   On May 24, 2012, Clinton was given the Champions for Change Award for Leadership by the International Center for Research on Women, "in recognition of her long-standing dedication to empowering women and girls worldwide and ensuring their human rights."[47]
   In December 2012, the Saban Center for Middle East Policy's annual Saban Forum honored Clinton with a keynote speech introduced by an eight-minute video that featured several foreign leaders and considerable praise from Israeli leaders Benjamin Netanyahu, Tzipi Livni, Shimon Peres, and Ehud Barak.[48]
   In Belfast on December 8, 2012, Clinton was given a Lifetime Achievement Award by The Worldwide Ireland Funds, in recognition of her efforts for peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland during her time as First Lady, Senator, and Secretary of State.[49]
   On January 15, 2013, Clinton was awarded the Philippine Legion of Honor.[50]

PkrBum wrote:To be fair... it's really not ALL her fault. Imagine having urkel as your quarterback in the big game. Woefully unqualified.

Dreamsglore wrote:I think you should get your wife to read to you,Gunz and explain what she read. Clearly, you don't have the aptitude.

2seaoat wrote:I can easily list her accomplishments. She was the first first lady who attempted a major policy initiative with health care reform. Her efforts were astounding in that no president in forty years had accomplished as much as she did, and even though her initiative ultimately failed, she provided the blueprint for the ultimate success of the ACA.

Now in regard to her tenure as SOS. It was stunningly successful. PK in his ignorance points to Libya as a failure. It was one of the greatest successes in American foreign policy in years. It was her coordination with CIA and coordination with NATO which helped the President achieve total success in Libya, and the success of democratic influences throughout the Middle East and democratic unrest in Iran and Syria is outstanding success. We are stronger today because of Hillary's efforts than if she had not served.

Dreamsglore wrote:I think you should get your wife to read to you,Gunz and explain what she read. Clearly, you don't have the aptitude.

Dreamsglore wrote:What a loathsome moron you also are.

While United States Secretary of State

   Newsweek ranked her as the 13th most powerful person on the planet, and the most powerful American woman, in its "Global Elite" for 2009.[31]
   In 2009, Clinton received the Global Trailblazer award from Vital Voices Global Partnership, for "her passionate commitment to promoting women's rights and securing justice for all people around the world."[32]
   For the fifth time, Clinton was named by TIME magazine in 2009 as one of the most 100 influential people in the world.[33]
   On March 27, 2009, Clinton received the Margaret Sanger Award from the Planned Parenthood Federation of America,[34] which the organization says "recognize[s] leadership, excellence, and outstanding contributions to the reproductive health and rights movement."
   On May 13, 2009, Clinton received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from New York University and spoke at their 177th commencement at new Yankee Stadium.[35][36]
   On May 18, 2009, Clinton received Barnard College's highest award, the Barnard Medal of Distinction, as she spoke at their commencement.[37]
   On May 25, 2009, Clinton received an honorary Doctor of Law degree from Yale University, from whose law school she had graduated three dozen years earlier.[38]
   Also on May 25, 2009, Clinton received an award from the National Coordinated Effort of Hellenes, for "unprecedented steps taken in the right direction on Hellenic and Orthodox issues".[39]
   Forbes listed her as the 36th most powerful woman in the world in 2009.[40]
   On October 5, 2010, Secretary Clinton was given the George McGovern Leadership Award by the World Food Programme, for "her commitment and visionary approach to ending global hunger."[41]
   In November 2010, Time magazine named Clinton one of the 25 most powerful women of the past century.[42]
   In 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012, Clinton was named by Americans in Gallup's most admired man and woman poll as the woman around the world they most admired.[43] The win in 2012 was her eleventh in a row and seventeenth overall.[43]
   On June 2, 2011, Secretary Clinton was given the George C. Marshall Foundation Award for a career of distinguished public service, and in particular, "for her dignity and integrity of character, for her devotion to creating and perpetuating free and democratic institutions, and for promoting appropriate economic development that will allow them to flourish."[44]
   In March 2012, Arkansas' largest airport, in Little Rock, was renamed to Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport.[45]
   In April 2012, Clinton was named to the 2012 Time 100.
   In April 2012, Clinton received a Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service.[46]
   On May 24, 2012, Clinton was given the Champions for Change Award for Leadership by the International Center for Research on Women, "in recognition of her long-standing dedication to empowering women and girls worldwide and ensuring their human rights."[47]
   In December 2012, the Saban Center for Middle East Policy's annual Saban Forum honored Clinton with a keynote speech introduced by an eight-minute video that featured several foreign leaders and considerable praise from Israeli leaders Benjamin Netanyahu, Tzipi Livni, Shimon Peres, and Ehud Barak.[48]
   In Belfast on December 8, 2012, Clinton was given a Lifetime Achievement Award by The Worldwide Ireland Funds, in recognition of her efforts for peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland during her time as First Lady, Senator, and Secretary of State.[49]
   On January 15, 2013, Clinton was awarded the Philippine Legion of Honor.[50]
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Reading comprehension fail for you broom rider...achievements are not ass kissing awards from suck ups.

2seaoat wrote:I can easily list her accomplishments.  She was the first first lady who attempted a major policy initiative with health care reform.  Her efforts were astounding in that no president in forty years had accomplished as much as she did, and even though her initiative ultimately failed, she provided the blueprint for the ultimate success of the ACA.

Now in regard to her tenure as SOS.  It was stunningly successful.  PK in his ignorance points to Libya as a failure.  It was one of the greatest successes in American foreign policy in years.  It was her coordination with CIA and coordination with NATO which helped the President achieve total success in Libya, and the success of democratic influences throughout the Middle East and democratic unrest in Iran and Syria is outstanding success.  We are stronger today because of Hillary's efforts than if she had not served.