The kickoff for “An
Evening with President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton” began in New York City at the Beacon Theater last Thursday night.
Maureen Callahan, a writer
for The New York Post on pop culture attended what she described as a “snoozefest”
saying the coverage of the event was “typically respectful and anodyne” making
little, if any, news. That is until a
heckler in the front row stood up and shouted, “Bill, this is boring!”
Coming to her rapist
husband’s defense, Hillary AKA The Ice Cube In Heels, began talking over him
saying the “important political conversations” they were trying to have can be
difficult, especially when interrupted by “agent provocateurs.”
“Jeffrey Epstein!”
shouted the man.
A little later, Clinton
toadie Paul Begala addressed Granny, “May I ask you—this is a question I get a
lot because I lived a life in politics, nothing like yours—which is closer to
reality of life in politics, which TV show? The ‘West Wing’ or ‘Veep’?”
“Oh, probably ‘Game of
Thrones,’” Clinton quipped, “At least in my experience.”
After her humiliating
defeat in the 2016 presidential election, Hillary wrote in her post-election
memoir “What Happened” that she envisioned herself as the fictional queen of Westeros,
Cersei Lannister, the ruthless and power-hungry, irredeemable villain in HBO’s
runaway hit “Game of Thrones”.
Without ever mentioning
President Trump by name, the Clintons touted themselves as forever devoted to
bringing everyone together except the “deplorables” and trying to salvage rural
economies except those in Wisconsin.
And so, these corrupt
old fossils plod on refusing to surrender the stage as today’s Democrat Party
tries to leave the Clintons right where they belong: firmly ensconced in the
past.
Remember Hillary, the
night is dark and full of terrors and
Bernie was the High Sparrow.