One interpretation of the "Reverse Plastic Surgery" follows: Hillary is a likable person. Those that "know" her, like her. A small, power-hungry faction of the Republicans have engaged in "reverse plastic surgery" against Democrats, with "reverse plastic surgery," meaning to disfigure the Democratic party and to make it ugly. This means:
(1) There is a dissociation between appearance and reality, a common argument: The attacks are appearance only; the reality of the situation if she is very likable.
(2) Republicans are divisive, not Hillary. This is an apologia of sorts as it deflects attention away from the Democratic primary. Further, it is an attempt to blame the ideological divisions in the country for the last 20 years. For, it was not about his perjury, but a political with hunt.
Any other explanations? Is this a good metaphor to use? He has used it before.
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More and more Harrogate notices an elision of the line between your posts and the rhetoric emanating from GOP Presidential candidates and their sycophants in the Media.
Obamamania: An early stage of Full-Blown Republicanitis?
See my next post Harrogate. See my next post.
I can say there is something troubling, constitutionally, about a third Clinton term. But who needs that document.
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