Posted on 02/02/2014 8:12:18 PM PST by montag813
Former First Lady, Secretary of State, and presumptive 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton took to Twitter Sunday night to comment on the NFL's Super Bowl championship game—except she felt more compelled to snark on the channel broadcasting the event than the game itself.
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Thunder thighs is out of her niche talking football, she’s better in front of a congressional committee.
Does she mean, as opposed to watching the Benghazi tapes, when our beloved diplomats were being blitzed and sweeped?
Yeah blitzed and sacked like Ambassador Stevens.
I'm Back!
Hillary is demented. The network coverage of the game was fine, despite the abysmal ass kicking witnessed. And as pointed out above the Fox network isn’t FOX News. She’s not only demented, but stupid as well.
All she thinks about is herself because she a sociopath.
Anyone ever consider that she was talking about the O’Reilly/Obama interview?
No Problem Hillary...
Run for the office of President and we will Blitz you right out of your mind...
we WLL REMIND YOU EVERY MIN. OF EVERY DAY, OF THE BLOOD OF FOUR AMERICANS ON YOUR HANDS..REMEMBER BENGHAZI IN NOVEMBER..
this woman does not deserve that office, nor will she get it..
WAKE UP AMERICA
Of course it’s a coordinated assault. Two Alinskyites doin’ what comes naturally. It’s been going on some time now and will get much worse: pick a target, freeze it, personalize it and polarize it.
She probably hasn’t seen a sack since Chelsea was born ... or Vince Foster died.
Gosh she is funny...like a canker sore.
Excellent!
STFU Shillary, you old murdering cankled fat drunk.
She’s drunk.
So, the twit can tweet?
What’s that? You say you’re a bitch in a sack?
The grandmother of Obamacare needs to be defeated long before the 2016 election.
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