What, really, is Mrs. Clinton doing? She is having the worst case of cognitive dissonance in the history of modern politics. She cannot come up with a credible, realistic path to the nomination. She can’t trace the line from “this moment’s difficulties” to “my triumphant end.” But she cannot admit to herself that she can lose. Because Clintons don’t lose. She can’t figure out how to win, and she can’t accept the idea of not winning. She cannot accept that this nobody from nowhere could have beaten her, quietly and silently, every day. (She cannot accept that she still doesn’t know how he did it!)

She is concussed. But she is a scrapper, a fighter, and she’s doing what she knows how to do: scrap and fight. Only harder. So that she ups the ante every day. She helped Ireland achieve peace. She tried to stop Nafta. She’s been a leader for 35 years. She landed in Bosnia under siege and bravely dodged bullets. It was as if she’d watched the movie “Wag the Dog,” with its fake footage of a terrified refugee woman running frantically from mortar fire, and found it not a cautionary tale about manipulation and politics, but an inspiration.

I love the fist-pumping, Beat-It-ish move the best. Word.

She said what she did in the way that she did so as to be less offensive to guys like us. It’s just political wishy-washy-ness.

Notice that she also did not say: “Christ is our only hope of righteousness, our only hope for the age to come, and the only way to peace with God.” Consider that she refused to affirm that when given a clear opportunity to do so before the world.

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Ok, so she understands what I believe in a very small measure. But again, this is no valid profession of HER faith.

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For the question, “is belief in Christ needed for going to heaven?”, she opens up her answer with “That one I’m a little more open to”, by which I assume she means “I want to allow a diversity of opinions on this question” But if you take out all the weasel words, the rest of her answer to the question is basically “Yup, that’s what Christians believe.”