Hillary says she's 'ready to come out of the woods.' Woods breathe a heavy sigh of relief.
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Canada Free Press ^
| 03/20/17 | Robert Laurie
TV show? In what can only be described as an act of mercy aimed at America’s forests, Hillary Clinton has announced that she is ready to leave their lovely, dark, and deep confines. The
former first lady candidate has managed to pull the shattered remnants of her hopes, dreams, and aspirations together - and her self-imposed exile is at an end. Sadly, the woods’ gain is our loss. If her comments this weekend are any indication, we can expect to see a lot more of the world’s worst presidential candidate in the months to come.
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People are hiking in hopes of a Hillary Clinton sighting
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Twitter ^
| November 28, 2016
US News This afternoon In an alternate universe, Hillary Clinton is assembling her White House cabinet right now. In
this universe, she's maintained a low profile since her election loss, occasionally crossing paths with hikers and shoppers near her home in Chappequa, New York.
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AFTERMATH: Your insights into the defeat of Hillary Clinton (post the reason{s} here)
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11/9/16
Hillary's foibles and failures are legendary. The
Foundation's buck-rakig, the private server, undermining US ntl security, dead-broke-to billionaire w/out lifting a finger, the Execrables (her staff), Podesta, the Obamas flacking her, etc etc etc. Now that she was soundly beaten, post here the reasons(s) why YOU THINK she went down to defeat.
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Sights from Hillary Clinton's campaign headquarters
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theindychannel.com ^
NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 08: People watch voting results at Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's election night event at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center November 8, 2016 in New York City. Clinton is running against Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump to be the 45th President of
the United States. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
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"The Dog That Did Not Bark"; new insights into Hillary's medical problems
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Vanity
We have all watched the video of Hillary's Sunday medical episode and are amazed by what we see. Take
a moment to consider what we are not seeing. Many of us are familiar with the classic Sherlock Holmes story in which the guard dog did not bark at all on the night of the crime. This led Holmes and Watson to deduct that the perpetrator of the crime was well known to the guard dog, and that deduction lead them to solve the crime. In reviewing the video of Hillary collapsing as she tried to get into the van during...
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Bill, Hillary, Loretta Lynch, James Comey and the emails (Corruption in plain sight)
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The Washington Times ^
| July 20, 2016 | Lawrence J. Fedewa
So, let’s review what took place: Tuesday, June 28: Former President Bill Clinton suddenly appears to Attorney General Loretta Lynch in the cabin of her airplane parked on the tarmac in Phoenix, Arizona. Secret Service agents deny access to news photos and videos of the visit. They
visit for 30 minutes. Thursday, June 29: Lynch denies that any discussion with Bill Clinton of the FBI’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s email scandal took place, and states that she expects to accept the recommendation of the FBI as to further actions in the Clinton case. She does not, however, recuse herself or...
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FBI director Comey to get grilled by House Oversight panel tomorrow for letting Hillary off the hook
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Daily Mail UK ^
| July 6, 2016 | Geoff Earle
FBI director Comey to get grilled by House Oversight panel tomorrow for letting Hillary off the hook – as Speaker Ryan calls to block Clinton's access to classified info House Speaker Paul Ryan promises hearings on 'unanswered questions' about FBI's decision not to recommend prosecution of Hillary ClintonGOP Judiciary chairman Charles Grassley
of Iowa to demand answers from agency Comey announced Tuesday the bureau wouldn't recommend prosecution despite uncovering 110 emails with classified information Clinton's security clearance questioned Comey said Clinton was 'extremely careless' with highly classified information FBI director James Comey, who had Hillary Clinton's fate in his hands...
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Hillary Clinton on Loretta Lynch-Bill Clinton Meeting: 'Hindsight Is 20/20' (flying ashtrays alert)
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NBC News ^
| July 3, 2016 | Sally Bronston
In Hillary Clinton's first interview since meeting with FBI officials regarding the investigation into her use of a private email server, she told NBC's Chuck Todd she was "eager" for the meeting, and "pleased to have the opportunity to assist the department in bringing its review to a conclusion." However,
she declined to comment on reports that charges will not be filed against her in the case. Clinton also revealed that she first learned of her husband's tarmac meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch from "the news." She described it as a "short, chance meeting at an airport tarmac" and...
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Hillary Clinton reads "SIGH" from her teleprompter.
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YouTube ^
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How Bad Is Hillary?… She Just Read "Sigh" From Her TelePrompter
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Youtube ^
| Not sure | NA
How Bad Is Hillary?… She Just Read "Sigh" From Her TelePrompter
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How Bad Is Hillary?… She Just Read “Sigh” from Her TelePrompter (VIDEO)
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Gateway Pundit ^
| Jun 22nd, 2016 | Jim Hoft
How bad of a candidate is Hillary Clinton? She just read “sigh” from her Teleprompter instead of making the sound.
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Hillary Clinton Says She'd Beef Up Federal Oversight Of Police
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HUFFPO ^
| Nov. 6, 2015 | Ryan J. Reilly
WASHINGTON -- Expanding the federal government's abilities to investigate police departments across the country would be a key part of Hillary Clinton's approach to criminal justice reform if she were president, an aide told The Huffington Post on Friday. Clinton's plan would include doubling funding for the Justice Department's collaborative reform program
that works with police departments to implement change, expanding the Civil Rights Division unit that investigates law enforcement agencies, and adding funds for training for officers on the federal, state and local level. Clinton supports giving subpoena power to Justice Department lawyers investigating law enforcement agencies that may...
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Hillary: Even open-minded white people feel a twinge of fear at the sight of a black man in a hoodie
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Hot Air ^
| July 23, 2015 | Allahpundit
Via the Weekly Standard, where were you the day Hillary’s campaign imploded? No,
I kid. Drudge was pushing this earlier because the idea of lefty infighting over whether their nominee-in-waiting is a racist or not is simply delicious. Spoiler: She is racist, or at least the left used to think so. (A few of them still do.) Now that their hold on power depends upon her being absolved, though, absolution is freely granted via the memory hole. She’ll be given a pass on this partly for that reason and partly because her admission about fear of black men in hoodies...
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Martin O'Malley sets sights on Hillary Clinton
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CNN ^
| 5/30/2015 | Dan Merica
Martin O'Malley will launch his presidential campaign Saturday with an appeal to the party's progressive base that he hopes will upend the conventional wisdom that Hillary Clinton is destined to clinch the Democratic nomination. The
former Maryland governor will unveil his campaign in Baltimore, the city where he was once mayor -- a role that is central to his political persona. But his Baltimore credentials could become more of a challenge than he initially thought after a riot erupted in the city in April. Perhaps O'Malley's biggest challenge is finding a way to dent the Clinton political machine while also...
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De Blasio sets sights on presidential draft candidacy vs. Hillary
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NY Post ^
| April 20, 2015 | Fredric U. Dicker
Despite repeated claims to the contrary, Mayor de Blasio is positioning himself to be the leftist “progressive” alternative to Wall Street-friendly Hillary Rodham Clinton as the Democratic candidate for president, a national party operative told The Post. De Blasio’s hope, the operative said, is a “draft de Blasio’’ movement will develop among
progressive activists over the next several months that will lead to the mayor being able to defeat Clinton in the primary elections next year in much the same way leftist Sen. George McGovern successfully challenged the initially front-running establishment Democratic candidate, Sen. Edmund Muskie, more than 40 years...
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Oops: James Carville admits Hillary wanted to avoid congressional oversight
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HotAir.com ^
| MARCH 15, 2015 | NOAH ROTHMAN
In the moments where former Clinton advisor James Carville wasn’t completely unintelligible in his Sunday morning appearance on ABC’s This Week, he was actively undermining the effort to defend Hillary Clinton’s controversial email practices. Due
to her stubborn refusal to amend her 2016 campaign rollout schedule, the former secretary of state still lacks a press shop and, as a result, has had to rely on surrogates like Media Matters founder David Brock, former Clinton counsel Lanny Davis, and political advisor James Carville to defuse this scandal in the press. Thus far, they have utterly failed in their mission. But Carville...
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Carville: I 'Suspect' Hillary Used Private Email to Avoid Congressional Oversight
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ABC News ^
| March 15, 2015 | DANIEL HALPER
EXCERPT "It was something she did. It
was legal. I suspect she didn't want [Republican congressman] Louie Gohmert rifling through her emails, which seems to me to be a kind of reasonable position for someone to take. It amounts to -- just like everything else before it, it amounts to nothing but a bunch of people flapping their jaws about nothing."
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David Brock: ‘No Issue,’ No Oversight Problem With Hillary Emails
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Breitbart.com ^
| 03/04/2015 | Ian Hanchett
Media Matters founder and chairman David Brock maintained there was “no issue” and no oversight problems with Hillary Clinton’s emails on Wednesday’s “MSNBC Live.” “I don’t think she was operating without oversight. What
we know here is that the relevant statutes were complied with. The state department said yesterday that 55,000 pages of e-mails were turned over late last year in compliance with that law. And the vast majority of those e-mails the state department had access to for years. So, there’s really not a question of proper oversight here. Everything was done properly. the problem we have is a...
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Hillary calls for extending CHIP funding (no sighting yet, perv *Bubba not mentioned)
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The Hill ^
| 2/12/15 | Jesse Byrnes
Hillary Clinton is pushing for Congress to reauthorize the federal government's child healthcare program, lending her support to congressional Democrats looking to keep the program around. "[D]espite
strong bipartisan support, we are concerned that gridlock in Washington and unrelated disputes over the Affordable Care Act could prevent an extension of the program," Clinton and former GOP Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (Tenn.) wrote in an op-ed in The New York Times on Thursday. "As parents, grandparents and former legislators, we believe that partisan politics should never stand between our kids and quality health care," the pair added. Clinton, the presumed...
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