What makes a first lady qualified to answer the red phone?

In Hillary Clinton's red phone commercial, she is wearing glasses and sitting at a desk and about to answer the red phone.





Is she ordering flowers for the white house?





Aren’t those the type of duties that a first lady would be qualified for where the white house is concerned?

What makes a first lady qualified to answer the red phone?
since we have yet to see her tax returns, maybe it was her accountant on the phone, wondering where the millions in profits came from without any substantial investment behind them.





she might be the first president who would ever farm out the red phone to an india call center.
Reply:DUH !!!!
Reply:As Obama pointed out, Hillary has already had a red phone moment - her vote to authorize military force in Iraq - and she got it dead wrong.





Further, she gives this lame, triangulated, BS answer when asked about it and refuses to admit that she was wrong.





IMHO, Hillary is uniquely unqualified to be president. Oddly, I like my presidents to be straight with me and admit their mistakes.
Reply:No, no! Hillary is uniquely qualified.


Just like if you needed a heart bypass operation, the surgeon's wife could just as easily barge in and start cutting into your chest, right?
Reply:It might be Commissioner Gordon looking for help only Batman is qualified to answer..
Reply:Hillary didn't know anything that was going on in the white house she didnt even know bill had his package in another womans mouth..
Reply:no...see below for the reason Im not worried
Reply:It's Monica asking for Bill.
Reply:Nothing. No woman should ever answer any phone until allowed to do so by her man first. Women are first and foremost knobjob givers and nothing else.
Reply:in gw's case it would be because he couldnt understand the instructions and someone had to pick up the phone, in Hilarys case you mean the first man dont you
Reply:her lipstick matches?
Reply:Well, I suppose it would be acceptable for Laura Bush to answer the "red phone" and hand it over to the president, if she happened to be closer when it rang.





But it's the president who should be making decisions based on the call, not the president's spouse. So, if Sen. Clinton does become president, it should be her and not her husband making those decisions.