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April 20, 2007, 9:07 PM EDT
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton finally dropped by Rutgers to meet with the school's women's basketball coach -- but the players themselves skipped the half-hour meeting, citing their studies and Imus fatigue.
Clinton had been scheduled to meet with Scarlet Knight coach C. Vivian Stringer and an assistant, and possibly some of the players, Monday to talk with them about Don Imus's "nappy-headed ho" comments.
But that sit-down was postponed due to weather and because the story seemed far less significant after the Virginia Tech killings.
"Many of the players were in study hall from eight to noon and some had finals," explained a Rutgers source who said the players were "tired" of all the attention. "These young women need to do their classes, and wrap their spring semester."
After meeting with Stringer Friday morning, Clinton addressed about 700 students and faculty on campus later in the day, praising the players and naming them one-by-one while criticizing "bigotry" against women. She never named Imus directly and made a point of saying her criticism wasn't intended to curtail free speech.
She urged the crowd to take a "Rutgers pledge," to say, "Enough is enough, when women or minorities or the powerless are marginalized or degraded."'
http://www.newsday.com/news/nationw...1,0,3464673,print.story?coll=ny-top-headlines
Let me get this straight, this is a woman who allowed a man to totally abuse her as a woman, and as a wife their marriage. This is the woman who to this day who defends and supports a man who sexually abused women, used his power to coax women into having sex with him, set up his young illicit "girlfriend" to go to a federal prison in order to save his own rear end when he got sued for his actions as a sexually harassing boss, and by the preponderance of the evidence raped a woman.
And she thinks she has any standing to speak on the issue. She believe sshe has the authority to rail against the abuse of women, when she is an enabler?
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton finally dropped by Rutgers to meet with the school's women's basketball coach -- but the players themselves skipped the half-hour meeting, citing their studies and Imus fatigue.
Clinton had been scheduled to meet with Scarlet Knight coach C. Vivian Stringer and an assistant, and possibly some of the players, Monday to talk with them about Don Imus's "nappy-headed ho" comments.
But that sit-down was postponed due to weather and because the story seemed far less significant after the Virginia Tech killings.
"Many of the players were in study hall from eight to noon and some had finals," explained a Rutgers source who said the players were "tired" of all the attention. "These young women need to do their classes, and wrap their spring semester."
After meeting with Stringer Friday morning, Clinton addressed about 700 students and faculty on campus later in the day, praising the players and naming them one-by-one while criticizing "bigotry" against women. She never named Imus directly and made a point of saying her criticism wasn't intended to curtail free speech.
She urged the crowd to take a "Rutgers pledge," to say, "Enough is enough, when women or minorities or the powerless are marginalized or degraded."'
http://www.newsday.com/news/nationw...1,0,3464673,print.story?coll=ny-top-headlines
Let me get this straight, this is a woman who allowed a man to totally abuse her as a woman, and as a wife their marriage. This is the woman who to this day who defends and supports a man who sexually abused women, used his power to coax women into having sex with him, set up his young illicit "girlfriend" to go to a federal prison in order to save his own rear end when he got sued for his actions as a sexually harassing boss, and by the preponderance of the evidence raped a woman.
And she thinks she has any standing to speak on the issue. She believe sshe has the authority to rail against the abuse of women, when she is an enabler?