Ice Queen Has Chilling Reputation Among Peers

Ice Queen Has Chilling Reputation Among Peers
By Tom Kuiper WND
"I find her to be among the most self-righteous people I've ever known in my life." These are the words of Bob Boorstin, a former campaign writer and deputy for media relations on Hillary Clinton's task force, according to Carl Bernstein's recent Hillary biography, "A Woman in Charge." While Hillary is often criticized by the right, (present company included), many Democrats have gone on the record too, speaking out against her. Could there be a vast, left-wing conspiracy? Consider what her fellow Dems think about her!

In 1993, Democrat Sen. Bill Bradley and Sen. Pat Moynihan spoke with Hillary about her reform plans. Bradley asked if she'd be willing to compromise on some of the points to accommodate other pending legislation. "No," Hillary icily responded. In fact, she told Bradley the Clinton White House would "demonize" members of Congress who tried to alter her plan or stand in its way. Bradley later said, "That was it for me in terms of Hillary Clinton." He also stated, "You don't tell members of the Senate you are going to demonize them. It was obviously so basic to who she is: The arrogance, the assumption that people with questions are enemies," said Bradley, according to Bernstein.

Years earlier, Bernstein's Watergate partner, Bob Woodward, quoted then-first lady Hillary about those who disagreed with her on health care reform. "I believe in evil, and I think there are evil people in the world," she said. According to Bernstein, Sen. Moynihan did not hold a grudge against Hillary, but the "demonizing" comment "colored his perception of Hillary, and how she operated, for the rest of his life."

Larry O'Donnell, currently an analyst on MSNBC, was on the staff of the Senate Finance Committee from 1992 to 1995. When asked about Hillary Clinton's health care reform efforts, he told PBS' "Frontline" that her plan was, "extreme in its liberalism. … It was the most liberal undertaking anyone had ever proposed. It was also utterly impossible." When it came to Hillary herself, "Zealotry was more the order of the day in the Clinton White House."

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