Better keep a close eye on Ms. Clinton, who has clearly never forgiven the American public for choosing Trump over her in the 2016 election.
Especially as Ms. Clinton seems to appear in the news far more often than her husband, who probably contents himself chasing after indebted college students.
In the meantime, Hillary is clearly busier focusing on Trump than she is on her husband’s typical antics, as evidenced by her recent commentary on an ill-named “Pod Save America” podcast, as detailed by the Daily Mail.
“Hillary Clinton cackled when asked about former President Donald Trump’s 37-count federal indictment over his mishandling of classified documents during a podcast episode released Tuesday …
Clinton was part of a Monday night taping of the Pod Save America podcast in which the hosts, ex-Obama and Clinton staffers, gave her a t-shirt that read, ‘Totally Impartial Potential Juror,’ in case she got called for Trump jury duty,” the outlet reported.
That’s nice. Can always count on Ms. Clinton for showing real impartiality.
When asked about Trump’s second indictment, Hillary cackled away, clearly salivating over the prospect of her most formidable rival being unjustly sentenced to jail.
“You’re kidding! I have a lot of reactions to it. And I think the best reaction publicly is, you know, let’s see it unfold and let’s see what happens,” Clinton chortled.
Right.
Sounds like the same approach she took to spreading mass disinformation to Americans about Trump’s so-called “collusion” with Russia.
Letting all the chaos “unfold,” regardless of the harm it caused to the nation.
Even more amazingly, Hillary was confident enough to laugh off Republicans pointing out FBI hypocrisy, calling the rather wise points raised by some GOP representatives “odd.”
“’I do think it’s – odd – let’s just say, to the point of being absurd, how that is their only response … They refuse to read the indictment, they refuse to engage with the facts, there’s nothing new about that, and what they refuse to admit is this is on a track about him, not about anybody else, no matter how much else they try to confuse people, and how much they try to raise extraneous issues,” Clinton brayed.
That’s rich, coming from someone who paid Igor Danchenko, a Russian, no less, to spread total lies about Trump to the same FBI.
Clinton, in perhaps the clearest indication she’s still mulling her shot at 2024 in case something occurs with Biden, also argues that more and more Republicans joining the race will increase Trump’s chances of winning.
“So the more people who get in against him, his chances actually go up. And then the response that we’ve seen in polling from Republicans suggests that they’re going to stick with him, that it’s more of a cult than a political party at this point, and they’re going to stick with their leader,” Clinton declared.
Well, that’s interesting. Considering literally no one, aside from one semi-serious individual, is opposing Biden.
Obviously, Republicans are more tolerant of political competition, whereas Biden and the Democrats are not.
So, who’s the real “cult leader?”
“So, I think that actually President Biden is in a very strong position to run a campaign that doesn’t have to talk about him. But I think other Democrats should and other concerned Americans should be asking hard questions,” Hillary trilled.
Oh, please. Americans are asking plenty of “hard questions” … though the Democrats don’t seem terribly interested in revealing exactly why Biden is clearly the most bought and paid for president in United States history.
Author: Jane Jones
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