Now that's really good ;-)
"If you have an erection that lasts longer than 4 hours please seek immediate medical attention or stare at this image for 30 seconds"
Posted on 09/18/2016 8:52:38 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Democratic National Committee interim chair Donna Brazile said Sunday that Hillary Clinton inspired her after her widely seen fainting spell last week, because even though “she had to be lifted into that van,” she got up and kept fighting.
Clinton left a 9/11 memorial event in New York early last Sunday, complaining of feeling overheated, and was videoed nearly collapsing as she was helped into her van. Her campaign later revealed she was diagnosed pneumonia two days earlier, leading to criticism of not disclosing the illness earlier.
MSNBC host Joy Reid, who worked for Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign, asked if Clinton could make a “new first impression” on skeptical voters at the first debate with Donald Trump on Sept. 26. Clinton is historically unfavorable among Democratic candidates, and a majority of the country consistently says it does not trust her.
“You know, I’ve known her for 33 years, and I heard her last night,” Brazile said. “Every time I hear Hillary Clinton, I’m always inspired by her. I’m inspired by her example, because she’s someone who will lead us. I’m inspired by her fortitude and her resilience, because no matter how tired she was, how hurting—I mean, she was hurting, and she went out there last Sunday, Joy, because she loved her constituents, and she wanted to stand up for them.
“And although she had to be lifted into that van, you know what? She got up, like most of us, she got up and she kept fighting, so that’s the Hillary Clinton that I hope people get to know.”
Now that's really good ;-)
"If you have an erection that lasts longer than 4 hours please seek immediate medical attention or stare at this image for 30 seconds"
It’s funny how her entourage is trying so hard to hide the fact that she was collapsing. I bet heads have already rolled.
HRC is FUBAR...
Oh, good gosh; what tripe.
So, what she is really saying by the phrase “fighting through” is that Hillary Clinton is walking around punch drunk.
Yeah, she dropped like she was headshot. Silly popping blood vessels...like shutting off the circuit breaker to her legs.
As she did that terrifying day she was being fired upon at an airport. What a rough & tough cookie she is!
Good grief. Here we go with the stupid 're-inventing herself' bs again. How many times does that make? The woman has been on the national stage since 1992. The whole WORLD knows who she really is by now.
No, Joy. Hillary cannot make a "new first impression" on voters, any more than she can change her DNA, or her despicable, criminal history.
I’m thinking Hillary will end up in a psychiatric ward convinced she is the empress of the world and manipulating all the staff into humoring her...
I am not sure admitting Hillary had to be body-lifted into the van can be seen as positive for her campaign in any way.
This is supposed to be good for Hillary?
It just shows the Dems are certifiably insane.
+1
“Fighting” what? Sleep?
Actually 1968.
“Fell asleep on train tracks. Weight lifting accident. Plane crashed into mountain on a clear day.”
Shot close range from behind during a robbery in which nothing was taken.
“The coming debate means Hilliary will have to stand for an hour and a half and remain engaged and aware. “
I think I read somewhere that they can sit during the debate. I bet they did that specifically to help Hillary avoid a collapse and fall.
I watched that clip a number of times. I never once saw Brazile’s fat ass in it. How the hell would she know whether or not Clintoon was “fighting” when the SS guys tossed her ass into the van? Did Clintoon tell her?
What the hell did Bill ever see in that? Hillary was ugly enough to make a freight train take a dirt road.
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