Posted on 08/27/2015 7:58:31 AM PDT by smoothsailing
Emailing yoga routines are standard practice in distance education, said Mrs. Clinton's online yoga instructor Maha Bharata through an interpreter. He claims that over the years he has sent her over two hundred thousand Hindu-language emails with pictures of yoga poses, which constitutes 90% of the data that had been wiped clean from Clinton's personal server.
Clinton's sessions took place in her home and sometimes her office, says Mr. Bharata, who has visited Mrs. Clinton on a few occasions when she flew him on a private jet to Washington, DC, from his humble hut in the Himalayas.
"I couldn't tell if she had made any progress with her routines because she only emailed me back two pictures, one from home and one from the office," he said. "In both cases she was lying on the floor and appeared to be meditating. And when I was in Washington, we were too busy for yoga, always partying with donors and journalists, and taking group pictures. This woman can hold her liquor."
The former first lady isn't shy to talk publicly about her burgeoning yoga commitment. In a splashy spread in People magazine in June, Clinton talked up her yoga and water aerobics. And a September New York Times story quotes "friends" as saying that she was full of energy from getting into yoga.
"One time I insisted she show me her routines, and then it took her a long time to find the yoga mat," says Mrs. Clinton's yoga instructor. "And when one of her aids found it, I was afraid to touch it because that mat was covered with wine and grease stains, smelling of alcohol and something resembling fermented milk of the Himalayan yak."
Yoga experts agree that repetitive mentioning of Clinton's time on the mat makes her more relatable. "Yoga is to 2016 what jogging was to, like, 1990," says veteran Democratic strategist Joe Trippi. "When voters saw former presidents Bill Clinton or George W. Bush jogging, they would think, 'Hey, I like to jog, too.' It's the same thing now with yoga, for women in particular."
Experts believe that promoting her image as a yoga aficionado should help Mrs. Clinton to dispel concerns about her age or certain unhealthy habits, which her Republican opponents are likely to raise. The way she reminded the American public about her "yoga routines" in connection to the email scandal was also a stroke of political genius, which may very well help her to recover from this debacle and win the presidency.
Red Walrusfat hillary yoga copy.jpg Hillary practicing her "Rear Admiral Yoga Maneuver" at home. Email # 12,908.
Hillary's winkin' at that natty like it's her "wingman". Maybe that's her secret to maintaining her poker face when she's questioned about the servers?
As for yoga, I've heard that it's a component of some asian religion. If that is so, then it should be taught in all schools as part of state-approved Diversity training. It's what Lenin would want!
Yoga!? If I want to look like a slumped-over idiot I can just hit myself in the head a few times with a cinder block. As for that first one in the compilation with the gal laying down, all I'd need to do is lay down on the floor and think about high-level math.
Talk about the megalomaniac narcissist, it's not Trump.
lol!
Haha you made my day! =)
How Hillary deleted her paper copies of the emails. (They’re all about yoga anyway.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bspbQJqI-h4&feature=youtu.be
( ; )
Yoga, and planning for Chelsea’s wedding.
The only thing missing is a huge half eaten wedding cake.
Got an early morning Tweet from Hillary Clinton complaining that although it was dark where she was, she couldn’t sleep. She sent a photo that was hard to make out. After some study and consulting with a mechanic, it became clear that it was the greasy underside of a 2008 model Greyhound bus!
I image a clean prison cell will soon start to look attractive to her.
Indeed~!
LOL! You are so darn good at this!!! 8^)
ITS ALIVE!!!
QWERTY keyboard...Hillary meant TOGA PICTURES!
HRC, Huma and acolytes routinely held all gals Toga parties.
TOGA...TOGA...TOGA...TOGA...YEAH!
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