Posted on 07/02/2015 1:32:17 PM PDT by tellw
It was her Chappaqua hair stylist who got in the way of meetings and private jet flights
Emails released Tuesday night by the State Department refer to mysterious 'Santa' character who got space on Clinton's calendar 'I need to see Santa around 7:45,' she wrote in one email, passing on the chance to schedule a meeting in Philadelphia 'I'm seeing Santa at 8:30,' read another; Hillary wrote an aide that the meeting would mean her jet 'won't take off until closer to 9:30; 'Santa' is Santa Nikkels, a hairdresser in Chappaqua, N.Y. who does both Bill and Hillary's hair
The latest email mystery tied to Hillary Clinton – the identity of 'Santa' – has been solved, and it has nothing to do with Christmas. Buried in 3,000 pages of Clinton's emails released Tuesday night by the State Department were two references to someone named 'Santa' who got on the then-secretary of state's calendar in 2009. On one occasion a few days after the 4th of July, she cited 'seeing Santa at 8:30' as the reason her plane couldn't take off on time. Months later she passed on the opportunity to schedule a meeting in Philadelphia because 'I need to see Santa around 7:45.' DailyMail.com can reveal that the strange calendar entries weren't top-secret bilateral meetings or mission-critical security briefings. In fact, Daily Mail Online can disclose, they were haircuts.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Rush made a remark about her “iced tea”, yesterday. He was implying that it was actually an adult beverage.
Why then did she need a kooky code name for him? Is he a flaming fruit?
It’s a woman.
Still, why a code name?
Not a code, Santa is her first name.
Cankles: "But then nobody will be able to see my face."
Stylist: "Exactly!"
Oh, okay. Tanks.
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