Posted on 09/27/2016 4:08:55 PM PDT by BlackFemaleArmyColonel
Wow! Nicely done! Thanks!
They would be grateful to have that much food available in Venezuela now!
People see through this crap. Especially coming from Hillary.
I’m sure there are lots of stupid liberals that believe every lie, oops “word” that Hillary says.
She’s almost as much a polished liar as Obama is.
20 years ago
So now all the Clintonista scandals of the 90s are fair game, Shrillary has been stopped enough to go there!
20 years ago.
Welcome to 2016.
Just kidding.
Stoopid not stopped, lol
Stoopid auto correct
There is a headline you don’t expect to see, very cool.
The only Hillary ad I’ve seen on TV was aimed at getting the ugly girl vote.
So if you are female and ugly, Hillary wants you. If, on the other hand, you are better looking than she is, she doesn’t want to have anything to do with you.
Now you know why I’m not an accountant.
Looks like Hillary’s heroine has a bit of dirt on her resume. I am sure the lamestream media will dive into Alicia Machado’s life story. /sarc
That exchange in the debate was confusing because I’d never heard of these incidents. What did shock me was Hillary essentially implying Trump’s a lecherous old man, her comment about him “enjoying being around” beauty contests, said in a sneering tone.
Trump could have said, “Hillary what the heck would you know about beauty contests?” but he was on his good behavior for the first debate.
There is a double standard, but it favors the female candidate. Hillary all but calls Trump a pervert. Imagine if Trump said the slightest thing to infer Hillary was a slut, or the opposite (and more likely true) frigid?
Jan. 4, 1996 — Carolyn Huber, longtime Clinton aide and White House assistant, finds Mrs. Clinton’s long-subpoenaed Rose Law firm Whitewater billing records. Jan. 27, 1996 — Mrs. Clinton testifies for more than four hours before a federal grand jury regarding the appearance of her billing records. Feb. 5, 1996 — Clinton subpoenaed to testify in the trial of Jim and Susan McDougal and Arkansas Gov. Jim Guy Tucker. Feb. 8, 1996 — Senate Whitewater investigators review expletive-laden notes turned over by the White House which reveal a concern over what former Arkansas securities commissioner Beverly Bassett Schaffer might tell the Senate Committee about the Clintons’ involvement in Whitewater. “Item by item, make sure her story is okay,” the memo reads. “If the effort is botched, we’re done.” Feb. 9, 1996 — Arkansas financial regulator Beverly Bassett Schafer says she was pressured by White House aides to make a public statement favoring the Clintons in their role in Whitewater. According to notes of a January 1994 White House meeting, aides suggested sending someone to Arkansas to make sure Schaffer’s story was “okay.” sketch March 4, 1996 — Whitewater trial of Jim and Susan McDougal and Gov. Tucker begins in LIttle Rock. March 25, 1996 — David Hale sentenced to 28 months in prison and ordered to reimburse the government $2.04 million. April 2, 1996 — Hale takes the stand and says Clinton pressured him to make an illegal $300,000 loan. Clinton had called the allegation “a bunch of bull.” April 8, 1996 — Under oath, Hale concedes he can’t recall the dates of various conversations he says took place. April 8, 1997 — His neutrality under fire, Starr defends his decision to keep private clients while working on Whitewater. April 28, 1996 — The president testifies by videotape from the White House, denying Hale’s allegation he pressured him for a $300,000 loan. April 30, 1996 — Democratic Sens. Bennett Johnston’s (D-La.) and Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) request for Starr to be removed from the Whitewater probe rebuffed by U.S. Court of Appeals. Johnston and Reid contend Starr is biased against Clinton. May 1, 1996 — Investigators identify inconsistencies in Mrs. Clinton’s testimony about repayment of a loan to McDougal. May 9, 1996 — Clinton’s testimony is played to the jury. May 28, 1996 — Jury finds Tucker and the McDougals guilty of 24 of the 30 counts against them. May 30, 1996 — Poll finds Americans believe 60 percent to 30 percent that Clinton is hiding something related to Whitewater. May 30, 1996 — White House surrenders Travelgate documents, avoiding contempt of Congress vote. June 14, 1996 — Senate Whitewater investigators ask Mrs. Clinton for more information regarding her work on the Castle Grande deal, the appearance of her Rose Law firm billing records, and the handling of documents by Webster Hubbell and Vincent Foster. She provides written responses on June 17. June 17, 1996 — Trial begins in Little Rock for Arkansas bankers Herby Branscum Jr. and Robert Hill, charged with 11 felony counts in their handling of Madison funds in connection with Clinton’s 1990 gubernatorial re-election bid. June 18, 1996 — Senate Whitewater probe concludes. Republicans issue scathingly critical report of obstruction by first lady and White House aides. Democrats issue separate report concluding no wrongdoing by the Clintons or their associates. June 19, 1996 — House holds hearing into White House’s improper collection of FBI background files. June 19, 1996 Starr names close Clinton aide Bruce Lindsey as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Hill and Branscum case. June 20, 1996 Attorney General Reno asks Starr to look into the FBI files controversy. June 25, 1996 — White House turns over 2,000 Travelgate documents, averting a contempt of Congress vote for the second time. July 7, 1996 — Clinton testimony recorded by videotape in White House session. July 16, 1996 — Bruce Lindsey, an unindicted co-conspirator, testifies in Branscum and Hill trial. July 18, 1996 — Clinton’s video testimony played before jurors. The president denies he, as governor, promised political jobs to Branscum and Hill in exchange for political donations. Aug. 1, 1996 — Little Rock jury acquits Hill and Branscum on four charges and deadlocks on the remaining seven. Aug. 15, 1996 — Jim McDougal begins cooperating with Whitewater prosecutors. His sentencing date is delayed. Aug. 19, 1996 — Jim Guy Tucker sentenced to four years’ probation. On Aug. 20, Susan McDougal is sentenced to two years in prison. Aug. 27, 1996 — Contradicting Senate testimony of Clinton aides, a newly released memo indicates Mrs. Clinton was behind the 30-hour delay in releasing Vincent Foster’s suicide note. Sept. 4, 1996 — Susan McDougal held in contempt of court for refusing to testify before federal grand jury in Little Rock, and sentenced to 18 months in jail. Sept. 13, 1996 — Starr decides not to re-try Arkansas bankers Herby Branscum, Jr. and Robert Hill on seven deadlocked charges. Sept. 20, 1996 — A bitterly divided House Government Reform and Oversight Committee approves its Travelgate report on the firing of seven longtime White House travel office workers, with committee members voting along party lines. “President Clinton has engaged in an unprecedented misuse of the executive power, abuse of executive privilege and obstruction of numerous investigations into the Travel Office matter,” says Chairman William Clinger (R-Penn.). Democrats walk out of the hearing room. Sept. 24, 1996 — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) issues report finding that a real estate document drafted by Mrs. Clinton when she worked at the Rose Law Firm was used by Jim McDougal’s savings and loan on a “sham” transaction to evade regulations and pay $300,000 in questionable commissions. Oct. 4, 1996 — Starr defends his decision to address an audience on legal issues at Regent University, a law school run by conservative evangelist Pat Robertson. Oct. 25, 1996 — A federal court authorizes Starr to investigate whether former White House counsel Bernard Nussbaum lied to Congress about the FBI file flap. Dec. 15, 1996 — Starr tells the Economic Club of Detroit it has been difficult finding cooperation to get at the truth. As the cost of the investigation approaches $9 million, Starr says, “It is time-consuming and therefore expensive to investigate” and dismisses as “utterly wrong” the allegation that he’s out to get the Clintons. —
Miss Universe? Must be a small universe.
Hitlery was gloating about how this former Miss Universe recently became a US citizen... and IMO Trump should have replied, “Of COURSE she did! Venezuela has become a failed state because of socialism, or as so many call it, progressivism! Has not worked in Venezuela, AND IT WON’T WORK HERE!” If he had said that or something similar, the witch would have NO plans to attend the second debate!;)
Time to call in all Bill Clinton victims!!!
Talk about nit picking....
Remember when the Gov came up with a new body weight standard and it had Michael Jordan - in the PEAK of his career - classified as fat - ergo out of shape etc
Nothing new with a Govt finding being hogwash as I vividly remember drilling for an A Attack by getting under a wooden desk.
Or during the ATests of the 40-50s had the ‘exposed’ people wearing shirts buttoned at the collar and sleeves buttoned and told to ‘shade their eyes’ and turn away - while OUTSIDE during the blasts....
Funny you don’t hear of the government telling you not to run with a pencil - point up - in your pocket, or a BB gun will put out your eye or hair will grow on your hands if you etc etc etc, don’t put anything in your ear smaller than your elbow....
of course that is what ‘Grandma & Grandpa’ were for.
There’s been a number of reports that a former Miss America was raped by Bill Clinton. Rather than get dragged through the mud, she settled for a payoff and agreement to call it consensual. It was odd that Hillary brought up beauty pageants. It was as if she were intentionally mocking Bill’s victim and baiting Trump to dare to bring up the incident. Trump didn’t take the bait, but I’m sure he was itching to do so.
20 years ago
Well then, I care even less, if that’s possible.
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