Posted on 05/23/2015 4:08:53 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
Hundreds of Hillary Clinton‘s emails were released today, something Clinton herself said she wants, but Charles Krauthammer doesn’t really buy this is some great victory for transparency and disclosure.
“There isn’t a shred of evidence,” he said, “because she shredded the evidence. This whole release is a farce.”
He pointed out that it’s not like every little email Clinton ever sent will be released to the public, only the ones ‘scrubbed and cleansed and decided upon, chosen by her own people, acting in her own interest.”
And, Krauthammer added, it’s working, because the media is eagerly looking through “pre-scrubbed material” and months later, when Clinton’s opponents try to use the controversy against her, she’ll be able to say she called for their release and everyone already spent so much time on it.
Watch the video at the link, via Fox News:
Is there one for the missing daddy?
“She’s literally a robot. She’s a complete phony”
So true. Just watching her a few times lately, seems like anyone could see through that. Why liberals can’t see that is perplexing, since they claim to be so smart.
Yes, she gives arrogance a whole new level of meaning.
Every move she makes is scripted. You can tell she’s uncomfortable around everyday Americans because she looks down on them. I can see Ted Cruz and Scott Walker converse comfortably with people at a park picnic or workers at a factory. It wouldn’t seem fake or contrived because they’re both genuine people unlike Hillary who will be “faking” it the whole time, and thinking to herself, “Why the bleep am I here with these losers?”
Odd how so many of Hillary’s emails talked of her great love for the people of New Hampshire and Iowa... and her deep love for America. It’s almost like it’s all fake..
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