Granny Clinton
emerged from her sick bed today after her “collapse” which forced her to leave a
9/11 memorial event in New York City.
She attended a campaign rally in Greensboro, NC.
After finishing her
speech, the Clinton campaign played James Brown’s classic “I Feel Good” instead of her sickeningly overplayed “Fight Song”.
CNN’s Jake Tapper
noticed the change as well noting, “You can hear the subtle message there from
her campaign.”
Granny’s campaign is in
the dumper. Their message is no longer
theirs to control and they know it.
The AP has deleted a tweet of video of Hillary Clinton after the 9/11 memorial ceremony as we no longer have distribution rights.— The Associated Press (@AP) September 12, 2016
The original video,
posted by apparent passer-by Zdenek Gazda, went viral earlier in the day as it
was the only source
of proof of what happened to Clinton.
While the AP may not
have express distribution rights, nothing stops them from tweeting a link to
the amateur video—except maybe bias or an effort to limit the damage to Granny’s
presidential ambitions.
Note the time when
the AP deleted the video—11:46 PM the same day the video was taken.
The video gained real
exposure on Twitter, but first appeared on Gazda’s Facebook timeline at 9:32 AM
ET. Fox News reporter Rick Leventhal
broke the news of Clinton’s ill health on Twitter at 9:37 AM.
As Levanthal’s tweet
circulated members of Clinton’s press pool noticed her absence and speculated
about her whereabouts. At 10:04 AM ET, NBC’s Monica Alba, tweeted that Clinton
had left the event about 30 minutes before, just around the time Gazda first
posted his video to Facebook.
It wasn’t until 11:31
AM ET that the now famous video made its way to Twitter where it was retweeted
over 37,000 times.
Gazda didn’t have an
audience of his own, but other people with bigger numbers of followers
discovered the video and retweeted it. According to Sysomos, one of the first
accounts to give it the biggest bump was @WHPressCorps, which has about 59,000
followers, including plenty of mainstream journalists.
Google searches for
“Hillary Clinton collapsing” spiked after 11 AM ET. Searches for “Hillary Clinton 9/11” also
peaked around that time. The situation
had already spiraled out of the control.
Within 12 hours of the video spiking on social media, cable and broadcast
news, someone pressured persuaded the AP to take the video down.
Desperate to change
the optics for Granny, her handlers decided that James Brown’s “I Feel Good” would be just what the
doctor ordered as she returned to the campaign trail. Mind you she was dressed
in a long-sleeved, thick material pantsuit for a temperature of 86°F in
Greensboro. Hardly a wise decision for
someone who easily gets “overheated”.
She’s got to show
stamina, vigor and endurance every single day from now until Election Day. Her honest and trustworthy ratings are a
dumpster fire for which no counter-strategy can combat the revelations from the
hacked emails of former Secretary of State Colin Powell who noted, “Hillary has
not been covering herself with glory. For good reason she comes across as
sleazy.”
Her health is now a
bona fide concern. Blasting “I Feel Good”
over a gymnasium’s speakers isn’t going to convince anyone. You want to convince me? Do like the “Godfather of Soul”. Get on the good foot and give us your best “Funky
Chicken”.
Oh, and one more
thing…Granny’s people might want to rethink the James Brown connection. The first female nominee for president
shouldn’t be touting an artist who recorded a song titled “It’s A Man’s World.” Hee hee.
UPDATE: The Gazda video is still on Twitter and can easily be found elsewhere on the Internet
including on YouTube™. The man who shot
the video on his iPhone merely wanted to profit from its licensing.
Hillary Clinton 9/11 NYC pic.twitter.com/q9YnsjTxss— Zdenek Gazda (@zgazda66) September 11, 2016
anyone looking to license my video may contact me at the email of steven.bonnell.ii@gmail.com with the subject line of NoTears— Zdenek Gazda (@zgazda66) September 11, 2016
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