HRC: Giant wooden giraffe Bill's "most romantic"
Essence Magazine asks Hillary about the most romantic thing Bill has ever done for her:
"She hesitates for longer than is comfortable, then she says, 'Oh he's so romantic. He's always bringing me back things from his trips. He brought me a giant wooden giraffe from Africa. Oh, he bought me this watch,' she said, holding out her left wrist to show off a Chanel watch, its bracelet made of white cubes shaped like elegant dentures, if you can picture it. 'I had dental surgery, and he said it reminded him of teeth.' "
And the worst part is, there's MORE THAN A YEAR OF THIS STUFF to go.
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Sounds like a start of the scripted treatment of "Romancing the Beard"
I really don't want to know anymore about post doctor visit gifting,really.no really.
Good Lord...this woman should scare the hell out of anyone with a functioning brain stem...I keep hoping that someone will work up the nerve (or be allowed?!?) to ask her some really pointed questions about her flip-flop positions, her complete lack of experience on leading anything...the Republicans need to get it together and expose this phoney for what she is.
No "Leaves of Grass"?
I wonder if she went to the gynecologist would her get her a yogurt?
What? No 5 pieces of toilet paper? What a chad.
You know, if a Republican had been interviewed by Essence magazine and started talking about trips to African jungles, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson would be holding all-night vigils until they dropped out of the race.
I'll need to see that watch before I can comment...
So why repeat it on the blog? If this is so odious that it makes you gag as a blogger, what did you accomplish by spreading it around? Or was it just a chance to mock Clinton? Or Essence Magazine? Or the typical voter (God save us) who probably likes this stuff? Why waste the space when there are 10 other issues you might plow?
So why repeat it on the blog? If this is so odious that it makes you gag as a blogger, what did you accomplish by spreading it around? Or was it just a chance to mock Clinton? Or Essence Magazine? Or the typical voter (God save us) who probably likes this stuff? Why waste the space when there are 10 other issues you might plow?
Wow, I can see that this is a conservative publication. I guess you are "fair and balanced" though, correct?