It started before her adult life. In high school she was a fan of The Fountainhead and grew up in a family of Goldwater Republicans. That changed quickly when she went to the elite all-girl Wellesley College near Boston in 1965, where she was soon a Rockeller Republican activist leader.

By the time she graduated in 1969 she was a radical progressive far leftist who had been a "strike" organizer at Wellesley. She made headlines with a commencement speech openly attacking the black liberal Republican Senator Edward Brooke, whose preceding speech had rejected "coercive protest".

Her senior thesis was a fawning tract on Saul Alinsky, whom she had befriended and who offered her a job running one of his training organizations in Chicago. She said she was tempted but decided to go to Yale Law School instead: Her only criticism of Alinksy was that she was convinced he thought too small, restricting his disruption and organizing to local agitation. Hillary thought his methods should be extended to national politics and employed from inside government -- which she proceeded to do inside the establishment left after Yale.

During the Clinton regime of the 1990s, journalists trying to research her background found that Wellesley, on behalf of the Clintons, had blocked access to her Alinsky thesis -- the only time Wellesley has done that for any thesis. Clinton suppressing of the 9/11 documentary wasn't the first time.

She exemplifies the "Kakistocracy"...never realized back in the day these creatures were evil...just thought it was the "LDS"! laughing...I was just after the loose chicks...didn't know better.