Hillary Clinton and Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard Comment On Being Hailed As 'Witches'

Austrialian Broadcasting Corporation ^ | May 11 2018

[ethom]

Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard and former US Senator Hillary Clinton delve into the concerning trend of 'hate speech' targeting women in power.

[tm61]

umm, sorry hildabeast, it does rhyme with witch though

[Steely Tom]

This is great.

[ClearCase_guy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And Trump is a Nazi.

Why do women always see themselves as poor little victims and never acknowledge that men are treated even worse?

[A Cyrenian]

For crying out loud hilary get your head out of your butt.

They didn’t call you a witch.

They said you are a BITCH!

[laplata]

Hitlery looks and acts like a Witch.

[ethom]

Welcome to Australia madame secretary!

[Louis Foxwell]

If the shoe fits....

[Kickass Conservative]

Ted Kennedy was a failed Lifeguard.

[z3n]

“...targeting women in power.”

You are using that word, but I don’t think they are using it how you think they are.

[Snickering Hound]

She got old quick.

[ethom]

[Jolla]

Dad seldom cursed, can remember the 2 -3 times in my 60 years he did so (usually around football plays) but he always called Hillary a witch and would wink every time he did.

[Kickass Conservative]

Don’t know about her being a Witch, but she was the Uranium Saleswoman of the Century.

[Steely Tom]

Her teeth look healthy anyway.

[Fhios]

What about Michele Bachmann?

Hillary is a political bimbo.

[Dr. Sivana]

When I read that headline, I could only think of Neil Sedaka’s 70s #1 hit Bad Blood. When he performed it on the kiddy show Wonderama, he substituted witches for bitches. Either or both work for.

Come on, all together...

“It could have been me,
But it was you
The woman bit off a little but more
than she coild chewwww ...”

[Dr. Sivana]

Dad seldom cursed, can remember the 2 -3 times in my 60 years he did so (usually around football plays) but he always called Hillary a witch and would wink every time he did.

When Van Johnson and Gene Kelly are transported to a 16th century Scottish village in Brigadoon, frozen in time to protect it from witches, they are asked if they still have witches in the 20th century. Van Johnson replies, “Yes, but we pronounce it differently.”

[OttawaFreeper]

How about the witches in Polanski's Macbeth?

[Scythian_Reborn]