Hilary is slip sliding away, again...Gotta see this (McCain, Clinton, election)
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If you look close, she was on the arms of two men, unable to move laterally to avoid broken steps. I cant stand the woman, but even I have to give credit or blame to the condition of the steps, for her falling. Had she not needed “help”, she probably would have noticed the broken steps and avoided the dangerous areas.
I still point out that she requires help to navigate “obstacles” that most people can handle on their own.
These Hillary threads have crossed into the realm of pathetic and tedious. When will the right-wing get tired of beating her up? The right just needs someone to bully and torture. The more defenseless the better.
I have been wondering about that too. When Romney and McCain lost, they were just left alone, but the obsession with Hillary never ends.
How did they conclude the person on the video was Hillary?
Last edited by Finn_Jarber; 03-12-2018 at 06:51 PM..
JFC. Will you people ever give up and worry about the loser you elected?
With God as my witness, if HRC had won, not ONE person who voted for her would ever mention trump again. We are now at 16 months after the election and trumpees still can't get over it.
JFC. Will you people ever give up and worry about the loser you elected?
With God as my witness, if HRC had won, not ONE person who voted for her would ever mention trump again. We are now at 16 months after the election and trumpees still can't get over it.
...whoa...relax dude...! not good for the blood pressure
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