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Yes, I don't know if this video was taken on election night or not.
I want to see the video of a drunken Hillary assaulting her staff after she found out she lost.
Seriously, I would pay money to see a video of Hillary punching Robby Mook in the face.
Personally I found Brian Fallon and Kristina Schake to be more deserving of the drunken punching. They both always had this lifeless blank stare in their eyes and would talk as if addressing a room of 3rd grade children. Such smug and know-it-all attitudes.
They repeated B. Clinton jumping around like a schoolgirl...
I don't think people understand or realize how much money was at stake for them in this election.
The Clinton Foundation is the family business. They sell influence. That is their product. The presidency was the means to years and possibly decades of millions, if not billions of dollars from individuals and companies seeking their influence to gain access to endeavors that they would normally not be privy to. And we are talking about the first woman president... huge amount of money at stake.
If you have ever seen executives after they have inked a large contact, at times they can be giddy as school children.
I was pondering how Hillary must have felt after her loss a few days ago. She was told by every poll, every major press outlet, and her party surrogates that she was going to win the election easily. No doubt about the outcome....she had the election in the bag. After working her whole life for the job of President and especially hard for over two years, Hillary must have been as blindsided as anyone can be by the election results on November 8th.
While not a mean person, I was very happy that her elitist attitude.....she was owed the office of the President....was dashed by the will of the people.
They repeated B. Clinton jumping around like a schoolgirl...
I don't think people understand or realize how much money was at stake for them in this election.
The Clinton Foundation is the family business. They sell influence. That is their product. The presidency was the means to years and possibly decades of millions, if not billions of dollars from individuals and companies seeking their influence to gain access to endeavors that they would normally not be privy to. And we are talking about the first woman president... huge amount of money at stake.
If you have ever seen executives after they have inked a large contact, at times they can be giddy as school children.
Yes indeed. I already saw a news report where planned donations had dropped 95% since they had lost the election.
Did people catch the picture of Hillary at the bar having a beer later that night? It was sometimes towards 1am when she realized she was done and never bother to show up in person in front of her supporters to concede. She went on a huge tirade in front of her aides then told Podesta to over there and tell people to go home while she went out to an unknown bar and have a beer. Then was told that when she went back to the hotel she could not stop crying and yelled out loud "how could I lose to that F___ B____!"
Seriously, I would pay money to see a video of Hillary punching Robby Mook in the face.
I want to see Hillary punch Robbie Mook, then hammer first Donna Brazille before headbutting Huma and Jennifer Palmeiri, after climbing on top of the cubicle to freefall on John Podesta for the win.
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