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Ever the ambitious opportunist, [[Hillary Clinton]] accepted an appointment to the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Impeachment during the [[Watergate scandal]].<ref>[http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/features/2015-11-05/how-richard-nixon-created-hillary-clinton How Richard Nixon Created Hillary Clinton], Sam Tanenhaus, Nov 5, 2015. bloomberg.com</ref> Liberal sycophantic [[sexist]]s loyal to [[Bill Clinton]] deny she received this appointment on her own merit. They claim the position was offered to Bill first, and when he refused he suggested Rodham for it, which is highly unlikely.

Ever the ambitious opportunist, [[Hillary Clinton]] accepted an appointment to the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Impeachment during the [[Watergate scandal]].<ref>[https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/features/2015-11-05/how-richard-nixon-created-hillary-clinton How Richard Nixon Created Hillary Clinton], Sam Tanenhaus, Nov 5, 2015. bloomberg.com</ref> Liberal sycophantic [[sexist]]s loyal to [[Bill Clinton]] deny she received this appointment on her own merit. They claim the position was offered to Bill first, and when he refused he suggested Rodham for it, which is highly unlikely.

The appointment was made by John Doar, a Republican counsel on the committee. Given Hillary's Republican credentials as Chairperson of the Wellesley [[Young Republicans]], and her previous employment on [[Capitol Hill]] in 1968 in the office of the Ranking Republican on the [[House Armed Services Committee]], Rep. Melvin Laird who became Nixon's first [[Defense Secretary]], and the fact she had better grades than Bill at [[Yale]] Law School, the idea that the position was offered to Bill first appears to be just another leftover highly facitious claim manufactured by Clintonite sychophants in building the myth and mystique of Bill Clinton.

The appointment was made by John Doar, a Republican counsel on the committee. Given Hillary's Republican credentials as Chairperson of the Wellesley [[Young Republicans]], and her previous employment on [[Capitol Hill]] in 1968 in the office of the Ranking Republican on the [[House Armed Services Committee]], Rep. Melvin Laird who became Nixon's first [[Defense Secretary]], and the fact she had better grades than Bill at [[Yale]] Law School, the idea that the position was offered to Bill first appears to be just another leftover highly facitious claim manufactured by Clintonite sychophants in building the myth and mystique of Bill Clinton.