Travels With The Hillcar!
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Journey to Hillaryland
Oil on canvas/4' by 6'/ 700.00 plus shippng
Baby Hillary
30" by 40" oil on canvas. 300.00 plus shipping.
Blue Hillary
30" by 40" oil on canvas. 300.00 plus shipping.
Envoy with raspberry pie
Envoys on moat
Gretchen talks with Envoys
Art Envoys traveling on
Envoy goes to the Gingerbread Mansion
Asbestos, Goddess of the Molten Pantsuit
Superstar
Another Pantsuiting day
Woodland Pantsuiters
The International Hillcar
Driven daily
About The Hillary Clinton Army and leader
- Paintress Gretchen
- Bisbee, Arizona, United States
- Paintress with a mission!
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While some people are having fun at "Roka" I'm on the job.......PHILADELPHIA (CNN) – Although many Philadelphia Flyers fans cheered and clapped as Sarah Palin took to the ice at the Wachovia Center on Saturday night to drop the ceremonial puck kicking off this town's NHL season, their warm reception was no match for the 90 seconds of sustained booing that rumbled through the arena, drowning out most of the cheers in support of the Republican vice presidential nominee.
As Palin stepped onto the ice before a capacity crowd to drop the puck, joined by her daughters Willow and Piper, the arena's jumbotron flashed a futile message to the thousands of notoriously harsh Philadelphia sports fans in attendance.
"Flyers fans, show Philadelphia's class and welcome America's #1 hockey mom, Sarah Palin," the massive electronic message board pleaded, to little effect. Booing quickly erupted when the smiling candidate emerged from a tunnel leading onto the ice, muffling the applause of any Palin supporters in the crowd.
Some in the audience simply gave her a thumbs down gesture. Others called her names.
Palin spent about a minute and a half on center ice, posing for pictures with Flyers captain Mike Richards and New York Rangers assistant captain Scotty Gomez, an Alaska native. The crowd commotion was sustained for her entire time in the rink.
Palin's showing did not appear to help the Flyers, who looked hapless in the first period, giving up four goals to their rivals from New York. The governor stayed to watch the first two periods with family and staff, and by the time she departed the Wachovia Center for her hotel, the Flyers had narrowed the lead to 4-2.
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Oh that is harsh... I love it!
Philadelphia is serious Obama country. I know because I was in the area with the Hillcar for Hillary! What did S.P. expect?
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