Posted on 03/12/2018 4:59:54 PM PDT by cotton1706
While visiting the Jahaz Mahal, Hillary slipped TWICE walking down steps despite two men holding her up.
Hillary Clinton is first seen walking down the steps with one man holding her arm. She slipped and lost her footing so another man flanked her and grabbed her arm to stabilize her.
Even though two men were holding her arms, she managed to lose her footing a second time!
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The Satanic Demons who have kept her alive no longer have use for her .
She’s falling apart
She’s not in the best of health. Whether the Clintons will ever admit anything remains to be seen.
Would any of you be surprised to hear any day now, that either Clinton was in the hospital, in bad shape, Parkinson’s, or had died suddenly?
Try using forearm forklift straps next time...
Just like Mr Natural!
CNN: Hillary helps two men down the stairs.
The dark forces are summoning her home.
Satan doesn’t want her
Now don’t anybody be calling her a drunken sot or anything like that.
Holy cow! You may have a point.
Don’t get my hopes up
LOL!
I see what you did there!
What is Ms. Hillary doing in India? Looking for a place to move to?
Her bar-stool safety belt doesn’t help her much when she’s mobile.
LOL.
5.56mm
What is Ms. Hillary doing in India?
looking for a cure for stairs
Huma was supposed to arrange a ‘Stair-Free Tour’.
Of course Hillary may have been told the only place where alcohol is being served to American Tourists is a little antique shop the way down this steep, winding staircase.
‘Would Mrs. Clinton like to visit the antique shop?
You bet I would! Just point the way, and I’ll get there!”
They should hire a little midget to kick her arse from behind right on her mean ole face.
Perhaps he’ll send a couple of his cobra friends to her hotel room.
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