Hillary Plays Déjà Vu Baseball Game

Looking forward way beyond the blame game and excuses of Donald Trump's Republican opponents there lies a door mat in the very near future called the "Woman Card."  On this face card is Hillary who is attacking the inexcusable travesty that "The Donald" only has testicles, but she has a vagina. It's truly below the belt, between the legs, in your face politics - it has a place in the PC or LGBT World Politics. (Political Correct or Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender)

It's an insult, however, that Hillary feels that all woman have their heads up their skirts, between their legs, and never look out to see what really affects our country.

After lifting her own dress up to show everyone she is wearing no panties in order to prove her point, she is definitely playing the Woman Card. Hillary is now loudly shouting out at her own  events, "If some people say I'm playing the Woman Card, then deal me in!" So next, I want to see that Hillary moment when her voice breaking and tears welling in her eyes will be driven to tears when she starts crying,  It seem like I have seen that scene before, haven't you? Remember when the 2008 Presidential Primary loses mounted up as Obama ate her lunch? 

In 2008 after getting brushed back by Barack Obama in Iowa, her emotional moment was in a cafe about her embarrassing humiliation at a debate question suggesting she was not likable served the same purpose, making her more appealing, especially to women, particularly to women over 45.

This old ploy has already played to audiences and projected onto the big silver cinema screen already. In the film classic of 1949, “Adam’s Rib", about the battle of the sexes between two married lawyers, Spencer Tracy said to Katharine Hepburn, “Here we go again, the old juice. Guaranteed heart melter. A few female tears, stronger than any acid.”

At a Portsmouth, Massachusetts cafe, talking to a group of mostly women, Hillary blinked tearfully back her misty dread of where Obama’s “false hopes” will lead us — “I just don’t want to see us fall backwards,” she said tremulously — in time to smack her rival: “But some of us are right and some of us are wrong.  Some of us are ready and some of us are not.”  But there was a whiff of Nixonian self-pity about her tearfully choking up. What was moving her so deeply? Was it her recognition that the country was failing to grasp how much it needs her? ...yeah, right!

N. Y. Yankees catcher, Yogi Berra said, "It's déjà vu all over again!

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