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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did her best to avoid answering a question on why she lost her cool the other day.
From ABC News’ Jake Tapper
At a press conference in Liberia today Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was asked to explain why she lost her temper earlier on this week when a Congolese student asked her what her husband thought of a Chinese trade deal with the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
She effectively ignored the query today, when asked what was going through her mind during the incident, and whether she had any regrets. Instead, Secretary Clinton chose to answer only the first part of the question asking her to reflect on her whirlwind 7 countries in 11 days tour of Africa that concludes tomorrow in the island nation of Cape Verde.
“I’ve had a great time on this trip, I opened this newspaper and I think it looks like she’s having a great time and from my perspective the most important part of this trip are the relationships that we have built, the commitments that we have discussed, the problems that we have honestly explored,” Clinton answered, ”We have not shied away from raising the difficult problems that exist and stand in the way of the people of Africa realizing their potential.”
At a press conference in Liberia today Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was asked to explain why she lost her temper earlier on this week when a Congolese student asked her what her husband thought of a Chinese trade deal with the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
She effectively ignored the query today, when asked what was going through her mind during the incident, and whether she had any regrets. Instead, Secretary Clinton chose to answer only the first part of the question asking her to reflect on her whirlwind 7 countries in 11 days tour of Africa that concludes tomorrow in the island nation of Cape Verde.
“I’ve had a great time on this trip, I opened this newspaper and I think it looks like she’s having a great time and from my perspective the most important part of this trip are the relationships that we have built, the commitments that we have discussed, the problems that we have honestly explored,” Clinton answered, ”We have not shied away from raising the difficult problems that exist and stand in the way of the people of Africa realizing their potential.”
At a press conference in Liberia today Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was asked to explain why she lost her temper earlier on this week when a Congolese student asked her what her husband thought of a Chinese trade deal with the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
She effectively ignored the query today, when asked what was going through her mind during the incident, and whether she had any regrets. Instead, Secretary Clinton chose to answer only the first part of the question asking her to reflect on her whirlwind 7 countries in 11 days tour of Africa that concludes tomorrow in the island nation of Cape Verde.
“I’ve had a great time on this trip, I opened this newspaper and I think it looks like she’s having a great time and from my perspective the most important part of this trip are the relationships that we have built, the commitments that we have discussed, the problems that we have honestly explored,” Clinton answered, ”We have not shied away from raising the difficult problems that exist and stand in the way of the people of Africa realizing their potential.”
Poor Hillary. Here is she is the Secrretary of State being upstaged by her husband thanks in large part to his over-hyped mission to bring back two Americans being held as prisoners in North Korea. After all of that who can blame the student for thinking that maybe Bill was really our top diplomat?
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3 Comments for Temper, Temper
A better article would be Hillary’s mimicking Obama’s Blame America Apology Tour, which Hillary has also been doing. In Nigeria, she apologized for the Untied States having made past mistakes in policy, then brought up the 2000 election.
Does anyone in Nigeria really care about that election, I have worked there for months on end, and they like Americans, but they are NOT interested in our Politics.
As for Liberal Bias, trust me when I say, there is absolutely no shortage of their Biases. From the Mainstream Media, to Liberals themselves, to Liberal Web hate sites, such as Mediamatters, MoveOn, Huffington Post, and the list goes on, and on…
I could begin posting the Biases, but I do not think AIM would allow a post that long.
While there was supposedly “an interpretation problem” involved – I wouldn’t blame Mrs. Clinton one bit if, in a press conference, she became irritated with questions about her husband and an issue – NOT RELATED TO ANYONE in nor having anything to do with The Congo.
(As though anyone in The Congo really has any day-to-day interest in jailed journalists in North Korea – or anything related to them.)
Just for the hell of it, could you please explain how this posting has anything to do with the purpose of Accuracy in Media—- going after liberal bias.
A better ending line is, poor Don, he can’t find enough exampls of liberal bias so he pokes fun at Hillary Clinton.
I’ve checked over at mediamatters.org, they never run out of examples of real bias, so they don’t post articles like this.