Hillary's false memories caused by PTSD?

NY Times Caucus Blog:

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton said Monday that she “misspoke” when she said last week that she ran from sniper fire when she landed in Bosnia in 1996.

Her comments, made to the Philadelphia Daily News, are her first since news organizations and others began questioning the degree of danger she faced on her trip, made when she was first lady.

In an effort to build up her foreign policy credentials as a presidential candidate, Mrs. Clinton had said last week, and earlier, that when she landed in Tuzla, she and others, including her daughter, “ran with our heads down” to avoid sniper fire. News organizations and others cast doubt on Mrs. Clinton’s description and raised questions about her credibility.

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If McCain misspoke it would be called a senior moment, since his age has become a favorite theme for late night comics. For Clinton I think we should give her the post traumatic stress disorder excuse, even if the trip was not as stressful as she first alleged. Sometimes scary events become scarier on retelling and the pilot and crew warnings she received as she was landing obviously still impact her memory of the trip.

This is just another benefit of the extended Democrat campaign. Not only do we now know that Obama's minister is a paranoid racist demagogue, but we also know Hillary is suffering from some false memories caused by stress or the lack thereof.

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