Posted on 07/30/2013 5:07:44 PM PDT by Talisker
WASHINGTON, July 30 - Spokesfeminists for Hillary Clinton confirmed today that should her talking, listening, peeking, probing, threatening, paying, triangulating and surveillance tours in the next year poll out to indicate that running for president might be seen as a positive career move in 2016, under certain conditions, to be determined, which might or might not include good miniseries ratings for her highly edited, completely candid, NBC limited, full, autobiography, then, possibly, Hillary's campaign slogan will almost certainly, but not yet actually, be: "Hell to Pay."
And even if it is not chosen as the overt slogan, a spokesfeminist noted that it surely is an abiding meme that almost everyone on the planet should take to heart, at the end of the day, if they want to be on the same page, versus, for example, being torn out of the notebook, crumpled up, and lit on fire.
Picking up on this message, another spokesfeminist remarked that this is why the phrase perfectly captured the nuanced communication of total blazing destruction for the many disappointing, disloyal and saddening former acolytes who betrayed, dumped and rejected the former Arch Goddess Ruler of the Universe (Averted Eyes Class), in favor of Obama. "This is Hillary's way of reaching out in a caring, compassionate way towards those who still want to live," the spokesfeminist said.
How ‘bout “The Bitch Is Back” [apologies to Elton John] ...
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Just what this country needs.
We could try to recover from the reign of obamalinsky the metrosexual but the reign of hillaralinsky the bull dagger would finish off the Republic for sure.
I would say that its time for revolution but with sheila jackson-lee as head of DHS we’ll all be in creepy ass cracka camps by then.
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