Clinton Foundation: 'Yes, We Made Mistakes' (but they were all innocent and harmless)

Weekly Standard ^ | April 26, 2015 | Daniel Halper

[Liz]

Everything the Clintons say is an act.

In retrospect, given what we know now about the Clinton Foundation raking in big bucks while Hillary was privvy to US ntl security secrets, her well-rehearsed post-Benghazi performance before Congress is straight out of Shakespeare's Hamlet.

"Methinks she protesteth too much."

Hillary shoulda got The Drama Award for that performance.

[spokeshave]

Moral compass got zapped

[Dilbert San Diego]

I hate to get personal about Marie Harf. But, to see her and listen to her, I wonder how it is, that apparently clueless young girls get important responsible jobs in this administration.

One thing I look forward to, hopefully as a result of the 2016 election, is seeing adults in charge of our government again.

[drypowder]

Just more proof that US law is only enforced on the peons. The Hag and her POS husband are too crony establishment to jail as are most in DC.

[Chode]

look at the morons that hire them... incompetence seeking it's own level

[DPMD]

With them, it’s always about definitions of words. When they say “mistake,” they likely mean a missed opportunity to snag another few mil.

As in “sure we made mistakes, and if not for them, we’d be far richer today than we are.”

[4Liberty]

Years back, Gore termed Clinton's rape of Broaddrick a "mistake" at a townhall meeting when a woman in the audience confronted him about it. Gore said, "...sometimes your friend makes a mistake."

The freaking Rats are sick.

[doug from upland]

It was Katherine Prudhomme. Gore did not say it was a mistake, rather, he pretended he did not know it happened.

[Steve0113]

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