Politics | Hillary Clinton Hillary Haters Just Don't Like Her More than politics, Clinton antipathy is deeply personal By Jason Farago Posted Dec 27, 2007 12:49 PM CST Copied Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., greets local residents during a campaign stop, Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2007, Mount Pleasant, Iowa. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall) (Associated Press) With a week to go before the Iowa caucuses, GQ looks at a subculture that hasn't gone away: the "Hillary Haters," a loose-knit collection of virulently anti-Clinton activists who can't wait to swiftboat her presidential bid. What unifies those who can't bear the thought of a Madam President and are raising millions to stop her? Little to nothing, it seems. The Clinton haters range from evangelicals who accuse her of lesbianism to Spago-dining Hollywoodites who call her "Nixon in drag." The Stop Her Now website proclaims its mission as "Rescuing America from the radical ideas of Hillary Clinton"; a book illustrates her "superiority and arrogance" with photos of her changing hairstyles. Political unity is absent; the only constant is personal revulsion. Read These Next More details coming out about the last party the Reiners attended. First Australia victims lost their lives confronting the shooter. Trump's Reiner remarks were too much for some Republicans. An MIT nuclear science professor was fatally shot at his home. Report an error