Fiorina attacks intellectually challenged Boxer

San Jose Mercury-News:

Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina launched an uphill campaign Wednesday to unseat three-term Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer, aggressively portraying herself as a business-savvy problem solver who would impose fiscal discipline on a profligate Congress.

The 55-year-old Republican and political neophyte — her once curly blond hair closely cropped and graying after a recently completed round of chemotherapy for breast cancer — wasted no time taking the fight to Boxer, calling her a do-nothing career politician whose actions have saddled the country with debt and stifled job creation. She charged that Boxer has authored only three bills that became law during her 17 years as a senator — including one that named a courthouse and another that named a river. Boxer's campaign called the claim a wild distortion.

"Sometimes I wonder whether California even has two U.S. senators," Fiorina told a roomful of employees and others at a green products company in Garden Grove as she announced her Senate bid. "There's Dianne Feinstein and then there's what's-her-name."

Then, referring to two works of fiction that Boxer has penned in recent years, Fiorina added sarcastically: "At that killer pace of one piece of legislation for every term in office, she has managed to write two fiction novels, and in August, instead of holding town hall meetings, she was on a book tour. What do you say we work together and give Barbara Boxer the chance next year to become a full-time novelist!"

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Boxer is big on fiction including her beliefs in the need to pass climate change legislation that would destroy the US economy. Boxer is a prime exhibit for the fallacious conceit of liberals that they are smarter than teh rest of us. Along with Patty Murray, she is among the dim cnadles of lbieralism. On top of that she also reflects the arrogance of the breed. Fiorina would definitely raise the collective IQ of the Senate if she replaced Boxer.