volsforever27
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So, "This is the first time I'm proud to be an American" = racisim and no one here thinks that's a streatch?
Also, the comment was made in refference to her husband, the love of her life, running for and actually winning a bid for President of the United States. I not only understand the comment, but I understand the context that she intended it. It had to be, and continues to be a very proud moment for her. So much so that I can understand her saying that. Rivals will ofcourse take that and try to turn it into a comment that she was never proud to be an American before, but that's foolishness and a huge streatch to try to find something wrong with someone, just for the sake of trying to find something.
Then say I've never been so proud of him in my life, not to be an American. I think she meant exactly what she said... maybe it was a Freudian slip, but I think she was ok with saying it.