Woeful, misunderstood Hillary Clinton said she would take no-one to a desert island and isn't it a tragedy to think of how she could spend her eighty million dollars or more when she's alone on a desert island.
Oh, by the way, darlin' ... we'll (sob) miss you. (HeatStreet: Does Hillary Clinton Feel Betrayed? She Says She’d Bring ‘No One’ to a Desert Island)
In a rare appearance in public, Hillary Clinton visited Harvard University on Friday and made comments suggesting she may be disappointed with her aides and friends, saying she’d bring “no one” to a deserted island even if she could.
The former presidential candidate appeared at a private Harvard event with a small number of students and was later interviewed about her time as the Secretary of State. During the visit, Clinton was asked which three “non-relatives” she’d bring to a deserted island, according to people attending the event.
“No one,” Clinton replied, raising concerns of what’s left of her close relationship with Huma Abedin and other fellow travelers.
- HS
O'Reilly: did you detect any humility in her?
I'll be looking for humility from Clinton about the same time I look for it from you, Billy Boy.
There's not an iota from Clinton about any personal accountability for her failure although the article didn't mention whether she would take husband, Bill, to the desert island. It's not clear why she would need him anymore since he's not politically useful anymore and she's already made bank on the game.
That bitter harridan can't leave fast enough since she stopped wanting to buy the world a Coke very damn fast. Here at the Rockhouse, we, as in the collective we rather than the journo we, have lost everything and you wanna know who we will take to a desert island?
Ed: no!
I'm telling you anyway. We're taking fucking everyone to that island, man.
Ed: what about the Coke?
We're broke but we have more fun. Coconuts will have to do.
It's Politics According to People Magazine and how are you feeling today. No, really, you can let it out. You can 'open up' to me and tell me about your fears that you may never be able to train your tallywhacker to hang to the left instead of the right.
Men of the World: don't open up. Please! Stick to vehicle maintenance or they will start pushing Prozac on you. Prozac is more commonly known as being one of the drugs regarded affectionately as 'pecker wreckers' (i.e. SSRI mood drugs).
With much more opening up, we're going to need wading boots and gas masks. We have people opening up on a hundred channels every minute of the day and every single one of them talks at the same time.
Sennheiser: noise-canceling headphones. That's your answer.
OK, then. We need wading boots, gas masks, and Sennheiser headphones and we will be all set.
Sennheiser: with those headphones, you can make it just like you're on a desert island
So long as it's not the same desert island as the Hillies and the Billies, that will be just fine.
Ed: I thought you were taking everyone?
Well, everyone except them ... and maybe a few others. No-one in Washington should wait for a call.
Oh, by the way, darlin' ... we'll (sob) miss you. (HeatStreet: Does Hillary Clinton Feel Betrayed? She Says She’d Bring ‘No One’ to a Desert Island)
In a rare appearance in public, Hillary Clinton visited Harvard University on Friday and made comments suggesting she may be disappointed with her aides and friends, saying she’d bring “no one” to a deserted island even if she could.
The former presidential candidate appeared at a private Harvard event with a small number of students and was later interviewed about her time as the Secretary of State. During the visit, Clinton was asked which three “non-relatives” she’d bring to a deserted island, according to people attending the event.
“No one,” Clinton replied, raising concerns of what’s left of her close relationship with Huma Abedin and other fellow travelers.
- HS
O'Reilly: did you detect any humility in her?
I'll be looking for humility from Clinton about the same time I look for it from you, Billy Boy.
There's not an iota from Clinton about any personal accountability for her failure although the article didn't mention whether she would take husband, Bill, to the desert island. It's not clear why she would need him anymore since he's not politically useful anymore and she's already made bank on the game.
That bitter harridan can't leave fast enough since she stopped wanting to buy the world a Coke very damn fast. Here at the Rockhouse, we, as in the collective we rather than the journo we, have lost everything and you wanna know who we will take to a desert island?
Ed: no!
I'm telling you anyway. We're taking fucking everyone to that island, man.
Ed: what about the Coke?
We're broke but we have more fun. Coconuts will have to do.
It's Politics According to People Magazine and how are you feeling today. No, really, you can let it out. You can 'open up' to me and tell me about your fears that you may never be able to train your tallywhacker to hang to the left instead of the right.
Men of the World: don't open up. Please! Stick to vehicle maintenance or they will start pushing Prozac on you. Prozac is more commonly known as being one of the drugs regarded affectionately as 'pecker wreckers' (i.e. SSRI mood drugs).
With much more opening up, we're going to need wading boots and gas masks. We have people opening up on a hundred channels every minute of the day and every single one of them talks at the same time.
Sennheiser: noise-canceling headphones. That's your answer.
OK, then. We need wading boots, gas masks, and Sennheiser headphones and we will be all set.
Sennheiser: with those headphones, you can make it just like you're on a desert island
So long as it's not the same desert island as the Hillies and the Billies, that will be just fine.
Ed: I thought you were taking everyone?
Well, everyone except them ... and maybe a few others. No-one in Washington should wait for a call.
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