Posted on 12/03/2018 5:11:30 PM PST by Alan Rumack
Bill and Hillary Clinton's speaking event in Sugar Land has been rescheduled for a later date due to former president George H. W. Bush's death, the event organizer announced Monday.
The Clintons, initially scheduled to speak at the Smart Financial Centre Tuesday evening, instead will fly to Washington, D.C., to "pay their respects to President Bush and his family," Live Nation Marketing Director Brian Birr said in an email.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton’s speaking event in Tijuana has beed rescheduled due to ..........................
Any excuse will do!
Their grifting days are over...and they must be very, VERY sad.
Maybe, ‘She Who Shall Not Be Named’ can invest in cattle futures and make a fortune once again?
*SNORT*
Plus they can put the tickets down to $5 and hopefully draw more flies.
I just had an awful thought - when Hitlery passes we’ll be treated to 5 days of slobbering over her, non-stop. For that reason only, I wish her a long life.
“Getcher tickets! Getcher tickets to the Bill Pickles show! Red Hot! Seven hunnert ‘n’ fitty dollar! Bill Pickles! Getcher tickets! Get ‘em righteer ‘fore their gone!”
The best comment on the article is from one Firebird65 who writes, “Even in death, 41 comes through for Houston. Thank you, President Bush for your patriotism, your service and now for keeping the Clinton’s away from the Greater Houston area.’
Ya know, I once made 3,000 off of 100 in options trading in two days.
But I never got rich Because that was ONE time out of HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS.
I broke even before I finally gave up trying to hit it rich.
The odds that she made the right trade at the right time are astronomical.
I nearly got a job in that neck of the woods. I so wanted to move to Meadows Place and buy a house on Kangaroo Court...
we slobbered over McCain for almost two weeks . thought it would never end
Not when their benefactor always takes the losing position !
This 13 city tour was advertised as an opportunity to have “one-of-a-kind conversations” about “the most impactful moments in modern history”.
Ok, lets ask a few questions.
1. Bill, lets discuss your transfer of Top Secret ICBM guidance technology to the Red Chinese for donations to your campaign and the $500,000 speaking fee the Russians paid you prior to Hillary facilitating the transfer of 20% of our uranium to them.
2. Hillary, lets discuss your selling 20% of Americas uranium to the Russians for $145 million in donations to the Clinton Foundation by Russian firms that benefited from this treasonous deal.
Who wants to go first?
For you guys that know options, I bought a call on a Wednesday with a Friday expiration 2 days away.
The stock was at 130 and my option was at 135.
The stock ZOOMED up to 170ish but i got out at 165 and presto, that’s 3000 bucks.
But it almost NEVER EVER happens.
And like I said, I broke even over time.
Are there going to be elephants and clowns too?
It was because the tickets dropped to seven dollars a seat.
I didn’t think about that.
I worked for compliance on the exchange.
There’s trading ahead, washing...
Of course.
Now it make sense. There were likely others in on it to lose.
Why would they be willing to lose?
Because they’d have done a favor for a President’s wife!
Wow.
Will RINOs and journalists suffice?
When Bill Clinton dies, the military pallbearers will have to wear hazmat suits while they tote him around. For Hillary, a wooden stake & mallet as required accessories.
Bill would never miss an opportunity to bite his lip and shed fake tears. I think he just loves funerals.
The Clintons lucked out. Sure they will resume their look-how- bitchen we are tour after the Bush ceremonies. There power-hungry egos know no bounds.
Truth be told, I think it would be worth those five days of non-stop slobbering to finally be rid of her.
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