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Hillary Haters Just Don't Like Her

Posted Dec 27, 07 12:49 PM CST in Politics 

(Newser) – With a week to go before the Iowa caucuses, GQ looks at a subculture that hasn't gone away: the "Hillary Haters," a loose-knit collection of virulently anti-Clinton activists who can't wait to swiftboat her presidential bid. What unifies those who can't bear the thought of a Madam President and are raising millions to stop her? Little to nothing, it seems.

The Clinton haters range from evangelicals who accuse her of lesbianism to Spago-dining Hollywoodites who call her "Nixon in drag." The Stop Her Now website proclaims its mission as "Rescuing America from the radical ideas of Hillary Clinton"; a book illustrates her "superiority and arrogance" with photos of her changing hairstyles. Political unity is absent; the only constant is personal revulsion.

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