“I think the defendant, the former president, knew exactly what he was doing when he went to such great lengths to try to squash, bury, kill stories, pay off people because he understood the electoral significance,” Hillary Clinton said. So if Hillary thinks Trump is so bad to the bone, maybe she needs to be reminded of Bill’s peccadillos, and his Bimbo Eruptions. And her part in squashing them. Do ya think?
Jeffrey Epstein in his best Billy Crystal Fernando Lamas voice, “You look marvelous in that little blue dress, Mr. President.” The red shoes are a perfect choice.
The picture depicting the former president apparently lounging on a chair in the Oval Office, wearing red heels and posing suggestively in a blue dress redolent of Monica Lewinsky was in a room off the stairway of the Upper East Side townhouse.
Does anyone see the irony here? My guess is that Hillary’s comments are such low hanging fruit for the meme-makers, she’ll be in revise and reprint mode before the week is out. I can’t wait for the interview question, “If Donald made your skin crawl, tell us how Bill made your skin feel?”
In the first excerpts from Hillary Clinton’s highly anticipated upcoming memoir, the former Democratic presidential candidate said her “skin crawled” during a debate with Donald Trump.
“My skin crawled,” Clinton said. “It was one of those moments where you wish you could hit pause and ask everyone watching ‘well, what would you do?'”
Just two days prior, Clinton said, “the world heard [Trump] brag about groping women.”
Democrats and the Liberal MSM have been fixated on Kellyanne’s “Couch-gate” in the Oval Office. Do they really want to toot that horn? Let’s take a trip on the memory train to Bill Clinton’s White House and “Cigar-gate” or was it “BJ-gate”?
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