Posted on 09/12/2016 6:42:37 PM PDT by KMG365
She was trying to avoid sniper fire.
She is such a liar. Pretty much every single thing she said in that interview was untrue. And what was the break in the audio when she was answering? Almost as if someone pressed mute she they could communicate with her?
So, she felt better immediately after she got in her van after a/c and water that her aides said she doesn’t like to drink.
Sure, Jan.
[Really, this gets more bizarre by the day.]
Makes a person wonder. PRAY.
Someone else posted a great graphic I will describe.
It had Juliann Assange and it said something to the effect that Juliann was bringing Hillary a BASKET OF DEPLORABLES (new release of emails).
Even if she cannot recall an exact number of times, which would be somewhat unfair to expect, she ought to be able to generalize in deplorable terms.
Multiple events from dehydration ? She is not an extreme distance runner, therefore meds are likely the cause.... Hmmm, Prozac, ssri ???
And it was not hot nor humid in NYC!
Adding on to Prozac and ssri and dehydration... It would also explain why she can lie with such ease.... The drugs make ‘not care’!
Pppfffttt...
Saying I buy the short circuited excuse du jour; how does one short circuit jello? I think it’s a lie.
Another stinking lie!
She was diagnosed, by experts, today with Lyingitis. It is politically fatal.
The people , companies , countries and dictators that flushed millions of dollars down the Clinton Foundation Toilet must be getting worried there will be no tax payer funded payoff
I know exactly how many times I’ve fainted.
Once.
It happened when I was about 24. My dog got out, and I spent about 24 straight hours looking from him on foot and in car in New Orleans. AT some point I went into K&B to buy some cigs.
While I was standing in line waiting to pay, all of a sudden I felt my face get prickly hot. I don’t remember much else until I heard the sound of the back of my head hitting the tile floor, and then I heard myself say ow waaaay off in the distance somewhere.
Then X amount of time later, my eyes opened and the security guard was looking down in my face. He asked me was I okay, drunk or on any drugs, did I need help. I said no, I’m sober, and I’ve been looking for my dog for hours, then he put me on the phone with an ambulance, same conversation occurred, but they cut off the trip because I was alright.
Got up, thanked the security guard very much for looking over me when I was down, he was a good man, and then I left.
That particular dog was very sadly never found.
Oh, right, I forgot about that.
soulfully a mess as well. Utterly deplorable.
She will be too ill to debate.
Probably still hasn’t fully recovered from the brain damage ... give a couple of hours at Chelsea’s!
Isn’t fainting fairly uncommon? I almost fainted once and remember it vividly (organic chemistry lab, Bethel College 1994). I also passed out for a moment at the end of a race-was unbelievably sick after that and remember that as well (400 meter dash, indoor meet 1990).
I would never remember that particular day in lab nor that specific race if not for the fact that I lost consciousness in one and nearly did in the other. Losing consciousness just isn’t something you forget.
I locked my legs once and fainted. Apparently it’s quite common in the military.
Hillary on Anderson Cooper today:
http://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2016/09/13/hillary-clinton-entire-beeper-cooper-ac360.cnn
Who remembers when they are unconscious? /half joking
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