Hillary Clinton gets extra help walking onto stage in Cincinnati, Ohio
Posted on 08/31/2016 3:36:25 PM PDT by Hojczyk
435 Hillary Clinton arrived 37 minutes late for her speech to the American Legion conference in Cincinnati today, after rocking the night away at a fundraiser with Jimmy Buffett, Paul McCartney, and Jon Bon Jovi in the Hamptons in New York.
Conference organizers were forced to fill the time gap with music and videos while military veterans waited in the audience for her arrival. Clinton was scheduled to take the stage at noon, but it wasn’t until 12:37 p.m. that a conference organizer introduced her.
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Took a long time to get those busses of paid audience there...
She was sleeping.
Took that long and an oxygen bottle to sober her up.
The longer the peasants have to wait on their knees in the rain, the humbler they are.
Rude.
Hillary Clinton gets extra help walking onto stage in Cincinnati, Ohio
Sounds good to me.
FMCDH(BITS)
That - or she was straining in the can over an opiate induced blockage.
I’m a military veteran and you couldn’t pay me to see, or listen, to her.
No one wanted to interrupt her nap.
Would you dare wake her up from a nap?
I don;t understand- veterans actually wanted to hear her give a speech?
She doesn’t appear to be bathing very often these days. Very strange.
The whole body blood transfusion took longer than expected.
Besides, she had to not wash her hair.
Was the music playing to drown out the lack of applause? Would love to know how large the audience was or what kind of reception she received....
Did she have Huma hit the snooze button?
“I will never, ever disrespect gold star families who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation...”
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Another lie. Unless calling Benghazi victims’ families liars doesn’t count.
Sweaty hair. De-poofed. From constant medical treatments?
Note the handrail. Everywhere she goes now she’s got handrails up around her walking path.
Ummm . . . No.
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