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April 25, 2008
Posted: 10:26 AM ET

Posted By Antaeus, Brimstone Party Chairman of the Nine Circles Of Hell

Congratulations are in order. Although not because of her big win Tuesday night in the Pennsylvania primary. As every gleefully miserable, hunched-over contrarian with a wireless keyboard has already pointed out on their respective blogs, it’s still mathematically impossible for Hillary Clinton to win the Democratic Presidential nomination. Something about a lack of pledged delegates or whatever. I’m not really fluent in you Americans’ Byzantine form of democracy.

But I do know this: it appears that your precious, little junior Senator from Illinois is all but fated to get the nod. I’ve read your New York Times and your Washington Posts and they all say it’s simply a matter of time. And no amount of last-minute primary barnstorming in your North Carolinas and your Indianas can save Hillary’s quest to be the next “leader of the free world.” And that’s OK. In fact, that’s to be commended.

Because I’m here with a special message for Hillary: don’t abandon all hope, ye who enter… um… this blog. Because you do still have a chance… in Hell!

That’s right! On behalf of the Brimstone Party of the Nine Circles of Hell, I am overjoyed to announce the selection of Hillary Rodham Clinton as our official nominee for the head of the Executive Office of Infernal Affairs. The seat is up for grabs this November, and we believe Hillary would be a shoe-in.

Granted, it’s not the top post in Hell’s extensive cabinet. You-know-who has been there since Day One, and he ain’t stepping down anytime soon.

But it is a prominent position in the Executive branch and it comes with a fair share of prestige and responsibility that we believe is more than comparable to the office of President of the United States. As head of the E.O.I.A., Mrs. Clinton would oversee the conduct of no less than 500 quadrillion demons, devils, harpies, hellhounds, pitchfork pokers, hope devourers and other assorted misery makers. The behavior of each and every one of Beelzebub’s minions will come under her purview—a jurisdiction that spans every concentric nook from Limbo all the way down to the center of the Earth. And that’s not to mention the army of flaming cockroach tattletales she’ll be entrusted with to keep tabs on said minions.

So, let’s say a three-headed succubus in the Third Circle’s liver-gouging district has been slacking off and letting heretics there gasp for a single breath of oxygen once every couple of weeks. It will be Hillary’s job to know about this egregious slip in productivity and immediately correct it. Or perhaps a winged imp in the Seventh Circle isn’t properly scratching at the eyeballs of blashphemers as they writhe in agony for eternity. Who’s going to right that wrong? Satan himself? He’s got bigger fish to fry, especially with this new global warming initiative that’s taken off.

Now, I would be remiss in my duties if I failed to mention some of the perks Mrs. Clinton would enjoy should she accept our nomination and win the office in November. For starters, there’s the money. Unlike the paltry sum she’d earn at the White House, we are prepared to pay her, really, whatever she wants. Satan being Satan and all, he can pretty much print U.S. currency out of his fingernails. And then of course there are the standard benefits enjoyed by all Executive Branch administrators: medical, prescription, vision and dental plans, retirement packages, time-share options on the River Styx. The usual.

Of course, accepting the nomination is only the first step for Hillary. There is the election to worry about. And apparently, the Fire Party has tapped Kenneth Lay for their pick. We understand he come highly credentialed with a letter of recommendation from the Grand Master of Terrestrial Evil himself, Dick Cheney.

But no matter. We’ll fight those battles when the time comes. For now, I must make sure that Hillary understands one thing and one thing only: she does still have a chance… in Hell! She doesn’t even have to die. We’ll take her as-is. Besides, she’s a politician, so she’s going to end up here eventually.

All she does have to do right now is give up running for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Because she doesn’t stand a chance of winning that one. Here or there.

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CL Theaux   April 25th, 2008 3:33 pm ET

Hillary is a candidate from hell.

“I want the Iranians to know that if I’m the president, we will attack Iran,” she ranted in the last debate. “In the next 10 years, during which they might foolishly consider launching an attack on Israel, we would be able to totally obliterate them.”

I ask you, why should we do any obliterating when Israel is perfectly able to do that by itself with their nuclear arsenal of 200-500 warheads?
The question itself is ridiculous, since Iran doesn’t have nuclear weapons and claims to be pursuing only a peaceful nuclear energy program, confirmed by the international governing body, the IAEA. On the other hand, Israel continually threatens Iran with attacks if it doesn’t cease its nuclear program. Iran has never attacked anyone before while the USA and Israel are constantly attacking nations in the region. There is a real disconnect between reality and what Clinton and Obama for that matter, are talking about.

It is very ugly to speak of the obliteration of a nation. It reminds me of the jubilation over the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The wholesale slaughter of men, women, children, elderly, cripples etc.
Hillary gives us reasons every day as to why she must not be elected.

protagonia   April 26th, 2008 3:49 pm ET

Makes one wonder how many levels down the Pentagon goes. They may have broken through to Hell.

James Boggs   April 28th, 2008 1:22 am ET

There was jubilation over the atomic bomings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki because those attacks ended the war against Imperial Japan. If one wants to speak of “wholesale slaughter”, they would do well to learn the history of the war, not pick and choose what they think justifies their view of this country. And for the record, it is a HISTORICAL FACT that even AFTER the bombings, a good portion of the Japanese High Command were ready and willing to defy their Emperor and continue the war. Japan was beaten down, but they had not quit. Then again, it’s very easy to sit back 62 years after the event and offer criticism. It amuses me that this country is the only reason posters like these can do what they do. No other nation would tolerate their crap, and that says something positive about us. If you wish to vote for anyone, do it based on research, NOT on ignorant emotion.

andrew   April 28th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

James Boggs- your analysis is flawed. Emotions allowed Hitler to invade, murder millions of jews, conquer most of eastern Europe. So emotions do play a major justification for many aggressive actions including war. Iraq is a prime example of such poor judgment based on confusion. As an American our history is rather red , blood on our hands from the earliest of days. Forcing the native Americans to illness, enslaving Africans.. waging war against itself because of ignorance. Wow .. we’ve done such a great job as a Superpower.

So you need to do that Research you mentioned before adding some sad comment.

kim perkins   May 1st, 2008 10:41 am ET

Hillary spoke of how precious religion is to her and other middle class folks. Yeah right. She has never confided that to anyone before. \Not until Obama’s pastor put Barack on the hot seat. And you will never again see Hillary in Church again, so enjoy it while it lasts.

demo   May 1st, 2008 3:28 pm ET

Iran is pursuing a PEACEFUL nuclear energy prgram. Really, what planet do you live on?

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