Yes, but . . .
This particular “postmenopausal” woman has had permanent PMS her entire life!
She is a right awful bitch, and the sooner she and her “husband” are off the stage (preferably in a Super Max federal prison!) the better off we’ll all be!
Wonderful!
Canckles has that going for her, which is nice.
Otherwise:
- Hillary is thoroughly dishonest to the core
- Hillary projects a completely unlikable and obnoxious personality
- Hillary is unaccomplished in a quarter of a century in the public eye
- Hillary exhibits no sharp intellect, rather despite the ludicrous claim that she is "The Smartest Woman in the World" she is a mental light-weight, and Hillary was among the 33% that failed the DC bar exam in 1973 despite her "elitist" education
- Hillary is avowedly opposed to traditional American values, other than acquiring personal wealth, but her model for accomplishing that is not traditional, nor does it add to the wealth of the nation.
She has no executive experience.
But, we are now told, she is the right age.
(As an aside, I enjoy watching Hillary speak. I don't listen, rather I mute it and imagine Hillary is delivering commentary of a slow motion tennis match as her practiced head rhythmically swivels from side to side. But that's just me.)
Hillary has already picked her staff, selected pollsters and is dealing w/ controversies over her use of a private email account to conduct State Dept business---which coincided w/ the Clinton Foundation raking in hundreds of millions of dollars. Hillary is also considering candidates for her putative Cabinet.
Hillary observes Chirlane McCray---a potential nominee for Secy of HHS?
CHRLANE'S RESUME In 1979, only a few years out of college, she came out of the closet declaring"I Am a Lesbian," in an essay written for Essence magazine, speaking out against the "invisibility" of black lesbians.
Thirty-three years later, Chirlane be the wife of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio...who was sworn-in by Bill Clinton. But McCray's life has resisted closer scrutiny. A New York magazine profile describes McCray's 1979 declaration as "a fierce insistence on being heard, damn the consequences." The essay surfaced as a potential campaign issue late in 2012, a month before de Blasio officially announced his candidacy. The New York Observer noted that de Blasio's website made only a passing reference to McCray having belonged to a "black feminist" collective.
The Observer also pointed out that a 2011 article co-bylined by the couple in support of marriage equality omitted any mention of McCray's very public lesbian past, even though the article appeared in Go, a lesbian magazine widely distributed throughout the city.
The New York Post, at least, immediately took notice. Only days after the Observer story, a Post cartoon depicted the couple in bed, McCray on the phone telling someone, "I used to be a lesbian, but my husband, Bill de Blasio, won me over," while her husband lay beside her clad in sexy lingerie.
