Posted on 07/07/2016 5:34:52 AM PDT by Kaslin
Gary Byrne’s "Crisis of Character" contains shocking new details about the Clinton administration. Working as a member of the White House Secret Service, Byrne witnessed a severe deficit of character in the administration, from Bill Clinton’s many sordid affairs to Hillary Clinton’s explosive temper at the smallest of infractions.
What he witnessed convinced him that the Clintons should never regain the White House. Here are five of his most shocking accounts.
1. Hillary was verbally and physically abusive to security officers, even throwing a Bible at a Secret Service agent.
When not in public, Hillary was unfailingly rude to her security detail. She held a grudge against them from Bill Clinton's presidential campaign, when the officers would follow protocol instead of heeding her staffers’ orders. Byrne recalls a time when a campaign event was starting and staffers urged them to let attendees in without screening them. As this was against protocol, they refused and continued screening. This instance, along with the fact that some Secret Service agents used to work for Republican President George H.W. Bush, convinced Hillary that the Secret Service was sabotaging her husband’s presidency as part of a right-wing plot. It got so bad that if a Secret Service officer were to say, “Good morning, first lady,” she would respond, “Go f--- yourself."
Byrne writes, “Assignment to her detail was a form of punishment handed down by passive-aggressive management.”
2. Bill Clinton gave Monica Lewinsky access to his top-secret phone line.
After Byrne saw Lewinsky call Clinton from the Roosevelt Room, he had a stunning realization: the president had given her his number. The only direct number to the president is a top-secret phone line that connects “senior military brass” to the president. It is hyper secure, requiring a four-digit passcode that depends not only on the numbers entered but also the way they are entered--“how long each digit key is depressed and even how long the pauses between digits last,” he explains. To give such privileged intel to an intern is unthinkable.
3. Although Hillary championed the ban of assault weapons, she had the time of her life shooting one.
At the James J. Rowley Training Center, the Clintons were given the opportunity to shoot several weapons. Hillary loved every second of it:
"The First Lady took a surprising liking to firearms, especially a Thompson submachine gun, an original and an American classic, Al Capone’s legendary “Chicago typewriter.” When Mrs. Clinton let loose a spray of man-stopping .45 ACP rounds into the paper, dirt, and berms of our outdoor one-way range, I thought she’d erupt in a maniacal laugh. She just smiled ear-to-ear. Most newcomer women shy away, but not her. If not for the Assault Weapon Ban, she probably would’ve taken the Thompson home with her. Her next shots zipped right into the target’s crotch. Everyone chuckled, turned away, or glanced at the president."
4. Two staffers plastered gay pride stickers on White House walls and priceless historical furniture.
When Clinton won the White House, he was followed by a multitude of young, radical, and unprofessional staffers. The sticker incident is but one example of their unprecedented disrespect. When Byrne stepped in to stop them from putting up stickers, they were unrepentant, saying, “This is our house now.” The West Wing cleaning staff had to painstakingly remove each sticker without leaving marks or damaging the furniture. The staffers had their badges revoked.
5. Hillary gave Bill a black eye.
The first couple argued loudly and frequently, their voices carrying through halls and stairways. On one occasion, Byrne saw the president with a black eye after an argument--the same argument that left a White House vase shattered. Hillary’s rage was hot, violent, and quick to rise. Byrne notes that many staffers turned to alcohol and drugs to deal with her temperament.
With such scandalous revelations, it is no wonder that the Clinton machine has dedicated so much manpower to discredit Byrne. The book validates the public’s growing distrust of Hillary’s character. It reminds us of the Clintons’ countless scandals and the deficits in their leadership. It is a message from someone who knew them personally, and it is a message we would do well to heed.
There is absolutely NOTHING you could say about the Clintons’ character that would shock me at this point.
NOTHING!
La casa famiglia di Clinton would cause Don Corleone to blush. Diabolic, demonic, low-life scum...
Most of this was common knowledge and in the public realm at the time. Though I never herd about the machine gun thing.
“Her next shots zipped right into the target’s crotch. Everyone chuckled, turned away, or glanced at the president.”
Heh.
Her supporters don’t care.
The most important thing is that she beat the e-mail rap and pissed-off a lot of Republicans in the process.
Advance the agenda, advance the agenda, advance the agenda.
Not so much blush as upchuck violently and often.
D.C.
Honestly, if Hillary barbequed a straight white male infant on the White House lawn, I don’t think it would bother most of her supporters.
The Democrats remind me of the Communists in the 1980’s. They are morally and intellectually bankrupt, but they have the fire-power to keep them in office for a long time.
+1.
There is no static Hillary. Hillary is dynamic. She can be gracious to people and she can be venomous. She got in trouble with the emails because she doesn’t believe the rules apply to her. Ever. I know people just like her.
As a President, she will be impossible to predict. She will say one thing and do another. All of her loyal followers will be disappointed because she has no intention of keeping promises if it isn’t convenient.
Anecdotally, I've just heard from some in my family that they will be voting Trump this fall. Prior to this, they wanted to go with Bernie, and had resigned themselves to Hillary because Bernie was no longer on the ticket, but given this latest development, cannot justify voting for Clinton. There is hope.
thanks Kaslin.
Crisis of Character: A White House Secret Service Officer
Discloses His Firsthand Experience with Hillary, Bill, and How They Operate
by Gary J. Byrne
https://www.amazon.com/Crisis-Character-Discloses-Firsthand-Experience/dp/1455568872
Exclusive – Secret Service Officer Gary Byrne Calls for Media to Drop Hillary Clinton Pushed Blackout as He Tops NYT Bestseller List Without Them
http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/07/06/exclusive-secret-service-officer-gary-byrne-tops-nyt-bestseller-list-even-hillary-clinton-created-mainstream-media-blackout/
Book Review: Crisis of Character
http://legalinsurrection.com/2016/07/book-review-crisis-of-character/
[snip] How would you suggest Secret Service officers handle a President who is a physical threat to those around her? If this is how Clinton treats her husband, how will she treat the rest of us? If this is the regard she shows the historic treasures of our nation as First Lady, why should we trust her as President? How would the mainstream media be covering this episode, if the story involved Donald Trump throwing a vase and striking Melania? [/snip]
Bombshells, or popcorn farts.
The FBI and IRS don't give a damn - there's 'law' for scummy 'elites' like the Clintons - and 'laws' for the rest of us.. like a "boot stamping on a human face - forever."
I just pray this will change when Donald Trump becomes president.
“The first couple argued loudly and frequently, their voices carrying through halls and stairways. On one occasion, Byrne saw the president with a black eye after an argument—the same argument that left a White House vase shattered.”
Too bad Bubba didn’t lose it at some point during his presidency and dispatch the beast to her final reward. Then we would have been rid of both of them in public life.
Me too...
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