Hillary 'Ask My Campaign' Clinton

Hillary Clinton made a recent speech to the Human Rights Campaign. It was half-hearted to say the least. Hillary was recently asked this question by the media.

Clinton was asked twice on Monday why she did not publicize her speech to the group. Clinton said, "You'll have to ask my campaign."

Hillary, they are asking you. Does anyone believe the campaign staff won't put the transcript up if you tell them to. You seem to have no problem telling supporters to stay away from Barack Obama.

"The Clintons have made it very clear that, in the political world, no dalliances are allowed. There is zero tolerance for that,'' Huffington laughed. "It's sheer loyalty versus sheer fear.''

And it's reinforced, she said by the "constant e-mails being sent out about the senator's poll numbers, along with the implication that 'if you give any money to anybody else, you're on the outs.' And that when she is the nominee, and when she's the president, she will remember."

Americans want a leader who will stand behind principles. Not hide behind others.

Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) brushed past the press pack, shaking her head and waving her hand over her shoulder. When an errant food cart blocked her entrance to the meeting room, she tried to hide from reporters behind the 4-foot-11 Barbara Mikulski (Md.).

A true profile in courage.