dspeers (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} dspeers) wrote,@ 2008-02-13 00:26:00 |
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Hillary's Unsportsman like conduct
Just the other day I compared my son's desire to change the rules mid-game to Hillary Clinton's attempt to do the same thing as not being very sportsman like. And today comes news of another example where I can compare my son's behavior to that of Hillary Clinton.
I give my son a lot of credit, as his behavior has improved. But he still tends to get very upset when he looses a game, and will refuse to congratulate or even acknowledge the person who won. In just about every sport I've ever seen you always, as a matter of etiquette, congratulate the winner. It is considered unsportsmanlike to either ignore the winner or worse to throw a temper tantrum.
In the case of Hillary Clinton she has so far ignored the losses she has suffered in the most recent primaries on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. It's all kind of sad.
Just the other day I compared my son's desire to change the rules mid-game to Hillary Clinton's attempt to do the same thing as not being very sportsman like. And today comes news of another example where I can compare my son's behavior to that of Hillary Clinton.
I give my son a lot of credit, as his behavior has improved. But he still tends to get very upset when he looses a game, and will refuse to congratulate or even acknowledge the person who won. In just about every sport I've ever seen you always, as a matter of etiquette, congratulate the winner. It is considered unsportsmanlike to either ignore the winner or worse to throw a temper tantrum.
In the case of Hillary Clinton she has so far ignored the losses she has suffered in the most recent primaries on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. It's all kind of sad.
