Hillary Rodham Clinton said the U.S. should never be involved in torture anywhere in the world - and also slipped an anti-police protester's motto into her speech.
The potential presidential candidate said on Tuesday at a star-studded gala in her honor that she's proud to have been part of an administration that 'banned illegal renditions and brutal interrogations.'
Clinton spoke about the importance of the nation acting in accordance with its values after receiving an award from The Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice & Human Rights at a gala in New York, where she addressed an audience including Robert De Niro and Tony Bennett and a clutch of the Kennedy clan.
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2 comments:
She has never treated her bodyguards with respect. They will all tell you what a bitch she is.
She needs to be told she doesn't matter!
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