Keeping a safe distance from the peasantry
Posted on 06/13/2015 11:59:48 AM PDT by dennisw
Millionaire Hillary rally on New York City island as she promises to look out for ordinary Americans' pocketbooks – but the 'overflow' crowd zone is left EMPTY
New York City rally brings people from several states to watch Clinton reboot her campaign after two months in low gear Speech emphasizes economic issues and puts Hillary on the hot seat as she suffers wealthy, elitist image Clinton is setting herself up as Obama's heir apparent 'She's earned it,' one attendee said Saturday; 'All those campaigns, all that travel at the State Department. All that putting up with Bill' Smaller than expected crowd chanted 'Hillary! Hillary!' as audience overflow area with giant screen sat unused Crowd count was 5,500 in a New York City metroplex with 8.4 million – barely more than the 5,000 Bernie Sanders drew in Burlington, Vermont, which is home to just 42,000 Clinton's ubiquitous armored van, dubbed 'Scooby,' made an appearance as her motorcade made its way across the only drivable bridge connected to Roosevelt Island
She hearkened back to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's promise of 'four freedoms,' and his social agenda that included 'the ending of special privilege for the few, the preservation of civil liberties for all, a wider and constantly rising standard of living.'
'That still sounds good to me,' Clinton said.
Clinton's ubiquitous armored van, dubbed 'Scooby,' made an appearance as her motorcade crept across the only drivable bridge connected to Roosevelt Island
Once Clinton began speaking, they cheered loudest for populist and anti-wealthy notes in the speech, even though Clinton herself is worth tens of millions.
She railed against bankers and the investment class, some of whom she said were 'making more than all of America's kindergarten teachers combined, and often paying a lower tax rate.'
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Keeping a safe distance from the peasantry
Hey look!! A black person with a yankees cap on !
Roosevelt’s promise of ‘four freedoms,’
Or as it is known to the modern Democrats, FDR’s promise of “Freedom from Freedom”
She has a stroke,Mike Bloomburg moves in.There is no escape.
Who will win wide load of the year? Moochelle or Hillary?
Her wretched pantsuit is so freakin' dated its hilarious. Maybe Hill is trying to say she shops at KMart just like the average voter???Maybe?
Looks like a scene from “The Walking Dead.”
Well maybe don’t want to gawk at Hillary and her legs. But do wonder why she wants to present a mannish appearance as opposed to a more conventional woman’s appearance.
She makes a good case for the Burka.....
She just can’t hide those knobby knees.
The sight of her bare cankles will strike you blind.
How many young people today even know who FDR was and the four freedoms? Seriously. The way they teach history in school nowadays, it would not surprise me if the Roosevelt symbolism went right over the heads of the younger people there.
Well,you won’t find many far worse looking women than her.
I’d say less than 1% of young people know FDR or anything about him.
Hope you know that picture is a microaggression. I’ll let you off the first time with a warning, but be careful ....
Obese, brain-addled, cankled, old & haggy, criminal and soulless is no way to go through life, now, right???
Yeah....the 'Family' has a lot of buffers
How many times is she planning to announce and re-invent herself? Geeze...the people are sick of the same old worn out pantsuits as well as Clintons and Bushes.
Vile and Viler.
Looked at all de pictures... where all de black folks???
This is who will be haunting the White House if Hillary gets in. Chelsea's husband in this photo too. He is the only one who is not employed by the Clinton Crime Family Foundation (and Slush Fund)
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