Actually, there probably won't be a critter on the planet that can withstand the shock if her new boo meets expectations.
Posted on 09/24/2014 9:37:24 AM PDT by Zakeet
If there is one thing Chelsea Clinton is most worried about, it may be that her soon-to-be child will grow up in a world without elephants.
Standing alongside her mother, Hillary Clinton, at the Clinton Global Initiative this afternoon, the very-pregnant former first daughter warned the plight of African elephants, killed for their ivory tusks, is an “existential” one, and said that if the current poaching rates continue, elephants could be few and far between within the next decade.
If so, this means Chelsea Clinton’s favorite animal could be something her child would never know.
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Actually, there probably won't be a critter on the planet that can withstand the shock if her new boo meets expectations.
There won’t be, if the Chinese have anything to say about it.
That is very very disturbing...
...but I cannot look away.
That’s her biggest worry? What a nut...
They could take a look at their grandmother if they want to see an elephant.
It will be a planet full of RINOs if the RNC has it’s way...
Na-Just tell Evita to put on a few more pounds... and VOILA Elephants!!
Is Hillary going somewhere?
We just had one born in Tucson. So there will be >0.
Alas! Poor me!!!
I had to grow up without a pet Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Don’t worry hon, as long as gramma shakes the earth you can rest easy.
Of all of the things that her child is going to face, I’d say the elephant thingie is the least of her worries.
Her biggest worry should be that the child won’t be given up for adoption so as to escape the klintoon crime family. Maybe there will eventually DNA change therapy to avoid the genetics from that sick degenerate family.
These people are idiots.
Her baby has bigger worries. Like having a moron for a mommy.
She should be more worried that her child’s grandfather is a rapist.
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