Maybe she can do a show on the advantages of long red fingernails.
Posted on 06/03/2013 9:07:16 PM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Hillary Clinton - former first lady, senator, and secretary of state - may have a future as a television executive.
Speaking to an audience of fashion industry bigwigs Monday in New York, Clinton offered a pitch for Bravo, the television network that's home to "Project Runway."
The show would "fill that gap that is so apparent to some of us," Clinton said. "All you really need is a small but passionate audience to be successful. We could call it 'Project Pantsuit.' We have all kinds of ideas."
(Excerpt) Read more at politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com ...
Aw, she’s just interested in design because she misheard that some chick named Vera has a wang.
They do have something in common - huge cabooses!!!
Isn’t there a difference in meaning between getting and having?
As the original gay channel, of course it would appeal to her. There was some black transsexual/transgender program on last night.
In the case of her thighness, absolutely. And with premeditation! Getting in context, would imply that some ‘oops!’ on her part resulted in the death of several close acquaintances. IE: “That idiot screwed up and got X killed!”
Vince Foster and Ron Brown may have a different view...if they could view anything at all aside from the inner lid of their caskets..
Maybe she can do a show on the advantages of long red fingernails.
"Bon Voyage, Barry Brown (and Don't Come Back!!)"
Speaking of Medusa,I thought I heard something on Hannity’s radio program today that the old broad had another fainting spell or something. Anyone know about this?
I wonder who is coming out of the closet first, Barry or Hillary?
She should do a commercial for Snap-On-Tools.
The Pants suit lady speaking to fashion big wigs.
Now that’s funny.
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