better be careful or the RATS will take away her Golden Kneepads...
Posted on 06/29/2014 10:44:44 AM PDT by PoloSec
NBC’s Andrea Mitchell slammed Hillary Clinton saying she ”lacks self-awareness” and is “out of touch” Sunday on Meet The Press.
“The book tour has looked like a political campaign. I think it’s a little bit that she was rusty and a little bit of lack of self-awareness, when she talks about being dead broke and she then tried to fix it. But still, not getting the language – to really understand that she is a little bit out of touch,” Mitchell said.
“She doesn’t quite realize as Ruth Marcus wrote in the Washington Post, she should stop giving paid speeches, should stop asking colleges to pay out of a foundation. She’s got enough money just let it go at this stage, she concluded.
Last week, Mitchell’s colleague Chuck Todd also criticized Clinton over her wealth gaffe.
“Let’s remember how they created their wealth. They didn’t do it in some incredible business creating jobs and all of this- they just acquired wealth for being the Clintons…It’s not like they have acquired their wealth from hard work,” Todd said.
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Dems have another woman in mind for Prez 2016. Probably that “Indian” from the east coast.
Hello kettle....................
faux-caw-haunt-us?
They want Wa Wa Warren!
Hag journalist giving Hillary advice. What a production of MacBeth we could produce with these two witches.
Andrea could split kindling with her face.
That nasal queen nauseates me.
She looks like a female version of the Joker. She is only slightly more homely than her husband.
For Andrea Mitchell to notice Hillary’s got to be in-another-dimension out of touch.
WHOA!!! WAIT! What?
Andrea Mitchell said this?
In other words, the lib press is pretending to attack he now so that all the baggage around Hillary will be out of the way. By 2016, “what difference does it make?”
LOL Love that.
better be careful or the RATS will take away her Golden Kneepads...
In fairness Dizzy Lizzy was from Oklahoma originally which
is something that probably causes some grief in the Sooner state.
Her Oklahoma roots give her license to claim Indian heritage....
......or so she thinks.
The squaw is a stalking horse for dumBO’s third term.
Tx. Hopefully she won’t be haunting us. And yet, the gop-e can’t field a candidate worth a darn. There should have been someone lined up on 11/7/12 to take up the mantle instead of waiting until February of 2016 to put someone out there. Sigh...... I maybe could have done a little better myself. I think. But that’s just me.
Where’d you get that idea?
"Despite all the work and effort she's expended helping the middle class throughout her political career, she still doesn't...
Television off! WTF, in her forty years of politics, has Hillary ever done to help the middle class? She's an effing bloodsucker, and has been nothing but a burden on the taxpayer. Andrea Mitchell's an ass.
The “fresher, bolder” Elizabeth Warren has a couple of things Herself, Madame Benghazi, the Cold & Joyless, does not have - youth and perhaps a stronger physical constitution. While “Pocahontas” may have some baggage of her own, part of it is NOT Bill Clinton, and part of it is NOT the failed Secretary of State gig.
Other than that, there is not much to recommend one over the other, as neither measures up to the demands of being President.
If a woman President is to be the flavor of the year, then I highly recommend Sarah Palin, as a start, and perhaps Betsy McCaughey, one-time lieutenant governor of New York State, of whom, it may be truthfully said, HAS read the “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010” in its entirety, and has made some critical comment on its practical (or impractical) application and effects.
“...she is a little bit out of touch.”
A “little bit”? Ya think, Andrea?
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