Hillary Rodham Clinton is famous
for being the most publicly humiliated woman, wife and First Lady in the
history of the world. The length and
breadth of that humiliation was epic.
The Clinton years were some of
the most corrupt in this nation’s history, that is, until the current regime
infested the Oval Office.
A new book being touted as “explosive”
is about to be released which probes ‘ol Cankles’ quest for supreme political
power.
HRC: State Secrets and the
Rebirth of Hillary Clinton purports that she kept a political hit list
following her failed 2008 presidential campaign.
An excerpt from the book reveals
that campaign staffers “wanted to have a record of who endorsed us and who
didn’t. And of those who endorsed us, who went the extra mile and who was just
kind of there. And of those who didn’t endorse us, those who understandably
didn’t endorse us because they are [Congressional Black Caucus] members or Illinois
[delegation] members. And then, of course, those who endorsed him but really
should have been with her…That burned her.”
The Internet is littered with
stories about “The Clinton Body Count”.
Whether there is truth to those stories, there is one undeniable
fact: Vincent
Foster was the man who knew too much.
It was he, before his mysterious death murder who said of
Washington, “Here, ruining people is considered sport.”
Que the music from The Godfather. Every time I see this bitch I can’t help but
think of her as the female equivalent of Don Corleone making offers people can’t
refuse. She’s lethal and everyone knows
it.
The
Hill piece notes, “Clinton aides exulted in schadenfreude when their
enemies faltered. Years later they would
joke about the fates of folks who they felt had betrayed them.”
“Bill Richardson: investigated; John Edwards: disgraced by scandal; Chris Dodd: stepped down; Ted Kennedy: dead”.
Just who are the so-called
traitors? Senators John Kerry (now
Secretary of State), Jay Rockefeller, Claire McCaskill, Bob Casey, Patrick
Leahy, Reps. Chris Van Hollen, Baron Hill and Rob Andrews.
When interviewed by MSNBC about
his presence on the list, Van Hollen spoke nervously, as though he were
shitting his pants, describing it as an “unsolved mystery.”
And Claire McCaskill? Oh, she’s champing at the bit with a quick
endorsement of “Hitlary” during these first months of the non-campaign “campaign”. She wants no part of having someone easing a horse’s head
in her bed in the middle of the night and awaking to the horror.
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