Posted on 06/25/2019 7:49:19 AM PDT by Kaslin
If Hillary Rodham Clinton insists she’s not running for president in 2020, why is she running… all over the place? Well, for one thing, Her Heinous has always believed in the value of high visibility as a means of enhancing her political chances When she’s out of sight it’s almost like she’s out of her mind.
To that self-serving purpose, she and Bill arranged a cross-country tour of joint speaking engagements that began last year. It was to be a means of keeping their power-presumptive connubial image front and fresh in the public eye, but flopped almost from the start. And recently a Broadway show based on her 2016 presidential run hit rock bottom in sales, closing after a shortened run.
But there is one audience that will always come through enthusiastically for Mrs. Clinton. Even before she came into national prominence, Hillary found comfort in knowing that she could always return in triumph to the place where her venture into politics began: Wellesley College, her alma mater in Massachusetts
As Hillary became increasingly famous, her welcome on campus grew even more jubilant. As the younger classes graduated and began to vote, the army of her dedicated collegiate “sisters” mushroomed, and the reciprocal affection flourished. During the period when Bill Clinton was president, Hillary invited everyone in her Wellesley Class of ’69 to attend a state dinner at the White House. If there were any Republicans among them, they were not turned away. Neither, presumably, were they fools enough to discuss politics at the swank event.
For Wellesley alumnae, reunions occur every five years based on the last number of their graduating class. As a result I have always shared the same “reunion cycle” with both Hillary and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright .
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There was an old joke when I was an undergrad at New Haven; “Smith to bed, Wellesley to wed.” I have to admit I was much more interested in the women - yes, women - of Randolph-Macon, Virginia Tech, Stanford, etc. We had no interest in the Sisters’ girls.
I was 12 years old. All I remember was it was boring, but I’m glad my mom graduated.
Big ol' Charlie Brown head on her, with her hair pulled back tight in the cap & gown photo. You can see the "Planet Hillary" meme beginning, even then.
These are the kind of women who live alone in a tiny house with fifty cats.
There ya go!
Good for your mom. What did she (or does she) think of Hillary?
The one on the right looks a lot like Hill, except for lacking a $200 hair job.
Oh, please don’t show that photo without the very necessary BARF Alert!!!
Unfortunately, she loves her. *sigh* Well, she’s my mom.
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