Posted on 08/24/2016 8:48:24 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Instead of flying between New York and Washington, DC, like a common traveler, Hillary Clinton wanted the Air Force to fly her — because she didn’t feel well enough to fly commercial, newly released emails show. An exchange from May 4, 2009, between Clinton and her closest aide, Huma Abedin, show the former secretary of state trying to figure out how to avoid the “burdensome” shuttle. The shuttle refers to hourly commercial plane service between New York and Washington, DC. “Do you think we could get a plane for Westchester flight back tonight?” Clinton wrote in an email released this week as part of an ongoing Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the State Department. “It’s going to rain all day and I still don’t feel great so the idea of playing a guessing game w the shuttle is really burdensome to me. What do you think? Could be anytime that works for the Air Force,” she added.
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The “problem” is that she is entitled and pushes others around either directly or indirectly. She is a waste of space and air.
C-130, skid drop.
What’s the matter-her broom won’t start when it rains?
” Last I heard, Hillary does not work for the government.”
Oh. You’re correct. I was thinking back when she was Sec of State.
Remember that George Bush “gave” Nancy Pelosi a Boeing 757 to use.
She drank $100,000 a year in booze on that aircraft as it traveled anywhere she wanted. She also used it to sell her book around the country. The cost of the flights exceeded the money brought in from the sale of the book.
You and I were paying and not she thanks to George Bush.
#19 She sells her country out. The bad guys would make sure she was never harmed.
Waitaminute. I thought she said that she "didn't feel no ways t'ar'd. Ah've come too faaar!"
It's not a two-seater. She needs the one that Witchipoo flew in that H.R. Puff'n'stuff show so Huma or Chels or Bill can fly it for her.
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