Posted on 04/14/2015 6:15:47 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
It is definitely not safe for work, for children, or for those of a delicate disposition when it comes to profanity, but The Onion has captured an aspect of Hillary most of us on our side of the spectrum well appreciate
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
The Onion and SNL are correct - Hillary wants a coronation, not an election. All of this is a farce, including the Scooby Do Mystery Van trip (which van is being driven by taxpayer-funded SS agents).
LOL. Her ugly mug alone is enough to scare voters from the polls.
I’d bet the headline summarizes her marching orders to Bill, that’s for sure.
She comes across as an arrogant beotch...and that just isn't likeable.
Does the van have a porta-potta?
One good thing about her announcement is that it has helped me significantly "thin the herd" on a couple of social networking sites. Anyone I see supporting her, I un-friend/block. It has really helped me clean up the feeds. Sorry people, but if you are that stupid, gullible, and/or anti-American as to think she'd be good for America...then no, I do not want you as friends.
The “Scooby Van” is a black, armored GMC, likely paid for by you & I, in addition to it being chauffeur-driven by SS agents. And undoubtedly at least one tour bus trailing at a distance and packed with campaign aides, SS agents, medical staff, spare parts, mechanics, etc. And where has Her Royal Heinous been staying overnight? Are there Ritz Carlton or Four Seasons hotels enroute? Any doubt she’ll fly back to Slap-a-squaw on a private jet after this farce concludes?
She is highly electable and will be elected when she has Bush running, or rather walking, against here.
The bottom section of that would be a fine bumper sticker. I would love one for my bumper.
Her face would scare a bulldog off a meat wagon and her voice could curdle urine!
There is NOTHING about her that is appealing as a person or a politician.
Given all the ghastly and disgraceful baggage she drags around with her, I wouldn’t trust her any further than I could see her!
David Burge@iowahawkblog
BREAKING VIA SATELLITE: grassroots momentum reaches fever pitch
First person singular subject pronoun versus first person singular object pronoun.
“You and me paid for the Scooby van.” Hmm...don’t know if that’s correct; “me,” an object pronoun used as a subject pronoun.
“You and I paid for the Scooby van.” That sounds right; “I” used as a subject pronoun.
Confusion might be in my use of the passive voice, instead of the active voice. I should do better.
Thoughts?
No thoughts. It’s automatic.
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