This paragraph implies that the claim is made by action:

Somehow, a woman who has not regularly filled her own gasoline tank in well over a decade, who with her husband made $109 million in the last eight years and who vacations with Oscar de la Renta, has transformed herself into a working-class hero.

In promoting herself as a champion of ordinary Americans in a troubled economy, Mrs. Clinton has also tried to cast her rival, Senator Barack Obama, as an out-of-touch elitist. She has made her case at all the right stops (an auto-racing hall of fame) and used all the right props (lately delivering speeches from pickup beds).

However, I certainly missed that one sentence. Thanks for pointing it out.

Regardless, Raven did not say, in any way, shape, or form, that Hillary made such a claim…

Dogmeat is lying again:

How dare she even make such claims?

(Emphasis mine)

Reading for comprehension is not Dogmeat’s strong suit.

I can’t speak for Raven but I think her response is to the people who make Clinton out to be one of the regular folks.

Regardless, Raven did not say, in any way, shape, or form, that Hillary made such a claim….

I hear those crickets again.