Posted on 07/13/2018 12:53:05 PM PDT by detective
Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton implied that the potential confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court would bring the United States back to the times of slavery during a speech on Friday.
“I used to worry that they wanted to turn the clock back to the 1950s. Now, I worry they want to turn it back to the 1850s. These will be urgent fights. Stakes could not be higher,” she said during her speech at the American Federation of Teachers.
“This nomination holds out the threat of devastating consequences for workers’ rights, civil rights, LGBT rights, women’s rights, including those to make our own health decisions,” Clinton continued. “It is a blatant attempt by this administration to shift the balance of the Court for decades and to reverse decades of progress.”
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The Clonton’s should be happy then. Wasn’t it Bill who said there was once a day someone like Obama would be beinging him his coffee?
“... and millions will die!” Don’t forget that. /s
So says the POS who was a failure and loser as a Mother, Lawyer, Senator, Secretary of State and candidate for President. So says the POS who has blood on her hands and has her ticket to Hell all ready.
Felonious Von Pantsuit done figured it out.
It’s all over, you can stop planting your cotton now.
Just keep her/it on your side of the fence. OK?
I predicted this. The next thing will be that women will be stripped of their right to vote.
Is Hillary the starting point of Democratic Party Derangement syndrome? Other candidates Pelosi, Durbin and Waters.
Democrats are the party of slavery. Nice try Hillary.
The Dems are losing the Black vote as Trump’s policies kick in and raise their economic condition. The Democrats offer Welfare forever, Trump offers increasing wealth. The black community is beginning to “choose wisely.”
More likely a small fenced compound near a fire hose.
Hitlery is just pissed her democrat porch has been getting lonely lately.
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