Posted on 08/17/2016 6:45:37 PM PDT by BlackFemaleArmyColonel
It’s as if Hillary’s on the “High School Musical” campaign tour.
I was going to ask why she’s not holding events at bigger venues, but then I remembered the topic of this article.
Hillary can’t even fill a high school gym.
I guess the one bright note for Hillary supporters is that #HillarysStools, like the rest of Ohio, decided to skip this “rally.”
(Excerpt) Read more at truthfeed.com ...
She has to keep the size of the rallies down. That way there aren’t as many witnesses to rub out when she starts jerking like an electrified frog leg in a high school biology lab.
Not as bad as seeing “Hillary’s stools”.
I know that she is full of crap but there is a limit to even bad taste.
Trump’s post speech events have more people in attendance than Clinton’s main event media prop speeches in a high school gymn.
We should all go to at least one Clinton rally. May be the last chance to see her before she’s locked up on something or another.
“Not as bad as seeing “Hillary’s stools”.
I know that she is full of crap but there is a limit to even bad taste.”
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Actually, it’s referencing a different kind of stool.
http://www.dangerandplay.com/2016/08/16/hillarysstools-once-you-notice-it-baader-meinhof-phenomenon
Wow is right. John Marshall High School isn’t in a soccer mom suburb. It’s in the heart of die hard liberal Cleveland.
Hillary had one side of the gym full high school students to fill the void.
How come pro-trumpers don’t crash the rallies?
Hadn't thought of that...
Joe Biden is a stool?
LOL!
did she have to say Please Clap???
How is she leading in the polls? Nothing crowds for Hillary and gigantic overflowing crowds for Trump.
Something doesn’t compute.
Her rallies are too tightly controlled to let anyone in who isn't a true believer. Like the media.
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