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| SithLord
Maybe all that lying about Benghazi exhausted her supply of hot air. |
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| iheartscotch
That'll show her; being a damn, dirty democrat and all. / I keed, I keed |
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| cig-mkr
Bill pushed her. |
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| dalovindj
There goes her shot at the presidency. Can we really afford a leader who faints at the first sign of trouble? |
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| had98c
Ok, I chuckled at the mental image of Harrison tackling Clinton. |
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| redmond24
SithLord: Maybe all that lying about Benghazi exhausted her supply of hot air. Lies, deceit, creating mistrust are his ways now. |
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| lenfromak Congressional aides do not expect her to testify as scheduled at congressional hearings on Thursday into the Sept. 11 attack against a U.S. diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans, including the U.S. ambassador. Isn't that conveeeeenient? |
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| violetvolume
snerg. |
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| fozziewazzi
Article complete with photo of what Hillary Clinton looks like. |
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| Honest Bender Is this really News Flash worthy? |
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| thismomentinblackhistory I hope she recovers swiftly. She has given a lot to this country, and deserves a rest after doing a kickass job as SOS. I'm sure the comments below TFA will reinforce my belief that folks would never stoop to .... Recovering at home..sure ..that's a good one..the left think nothing of shirking from accountability every waking second...She is having a good laugh getting out of the Benghazi hearings... THink the media will go rough on her for this like they would for a Republican? NOPE!!!! ...oh yeah. |
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| Hetfield
Did she faint or was she actually dodging sniper bullets? |
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| darkvstar
try being 65 and traveling around the globe non stop trying to put out fires. I am surprised she lasted this long. The woman is exhausted. cut her some slack |
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| cig-mkr
lenfromak: Congressional aides do not expect her to testify as scheduled at congressional hearings on Thursday into the Sept. 11 attack against a U.S. diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans, including the U.S. ambassador. Isn't that conveeeeenient? Maybe they can send Rice in her place? |
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Primitive Screwhead ![]() Awesome headline, is awesome! |
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| Shadow Blasko This is not a good week to be in politics... but I can't help but think of what a fantastic episode of The West Wing it would make. 20 hours in America style. Fiscal Cliff, a senseless massacre of students, middle east issues, Japanese right wing dominance, North Korean sabre rattling... |
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| SilentStrider Good headline. |
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| nekom darkvstar: try being 65 and traveling around the globe non stop trying to put out fires. I am surprised she lasted this long. The woman is exhausted. cut her some slack Pretty much this. I can't blame her for wanting out. For what it's worth, I've always had a personal dislike for her that I can't quite put my finger on any reason for, however I feel she's done a good job at her current post. |
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| CruJones
The SEC commissioner decided not to suspend Harrison for the big game. |
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| Shades
Maybe 2016 won't suck. |
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| EuphoniumEuphoria
Well, there goes her Presidency. I can see the attack ads now: "Hillary Clinton says she will be a strong leader..." Hillary: "I will be a strong leader." "Hillary says that she can handle the stresses of the Presidency..." Hillary: "I can handle the stresses of the Presidency." "But in 2012, Hillary Clinton FAINTED." Hillary: Faints "Do we really want such a weak woman leading our Nation? " Some doofus old white guy shows up "I am McOldracistwhiteguy, and I approve this message." |
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| Purdue_Pete
Headline is full of win. |
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| AcneVulgaris
dalovindj: There goes her shot at the presidency. Can we really afford a leader who faints at the first sign of trouble? I have a feeling she'd kick your ass when she came too if you tittered about it. That woman SCARES me. |
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| PerilousApricot
congrats, subby. That headline was gold |
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| Ed Finnerty
Stupid man gravity. |
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| jehovahs witness protection So, she found an excuse no to testify about Benghazi. |
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| kiwannabee +1 for Subby. Also, +1 for traumatic head injury to the worst woman in America. |
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| Canton
darkvstar: try being 65 and traveling around the globe non stop trying to put out fires. I am surprised she lasted this long. The woman is exhausted. cut her some slack Exactly. It's not like she choked on a pretzel or something. Sheesh. |
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| derpy
Hate you, subby. Was going to do a joke about not being available tomorrow against the Cowboys. |
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| cptjeff
Shadow Blasko: This is not a good week to be in politics... but I can't help but think of what a fantastic episode of The West Wing it would make. 20 hours in America style. Fiscal Cliff, a senseless massacre of students, middle east issues, Japanese right wing dominance, North Korean sabre rattling... A few Will Bailey asking for input on parts of the inaugural address at exactly the wrong time jokes... |
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| AcneVulgaris
AcneVulgaris: I have a feeling she'd kick your ass when she came too if you tittered about it. Came TO. TO. Mindbleach, stat! |
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| derpy
kiwannabee: +1 for Subby. Also, +1 for traumatic head injury to the worst woman in America. Bwwereeeeert! Trolling. Ten yard penalty. fist down. |
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| Malacon
FTFA: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who skipped an overseas trip this past week because of a stomach virus and The statement said Clinton was dehydrated because of the virus and that she fainted and sustained a concussion Heheh, she pooped herself unconscious. |
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| dalovindj
AcneVulgaris: I have a feeling she'd kick your ass when she came too if you tittered about it. That woman SCARES me. Honestly, fark her. She ran a despicable campaign in 2008 and I've never really respected her since. I want Warren in 2016, and I doubt she would run if Hillary did. But a Hillary vs. Warren primary would be almost as much fun as the Judd vs. McConnell battle is going to be. But the more likely scenario is that this makes her unelectable, so Warren can hop right in without offending Democrat royalty. |
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TheEdibleSnuggie ![]() NOT AMUSED |
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| vudukungfu
damned pretzels |
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| Im_Gumby
AcneVulgaris: dalovindj: There goes her shot at the presidency. Can we really afford a leader who faints at the first sign of trouble? I have a feeling she'd kick your ass when she came TWO if you tittered about it. That woman SCARES me. FTFY /Pet peave |
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| AdolfOliverPanties A concussion? Well, she's not qualified to be the...head of state? She's definitely...headed for some trouble? And all this time I thought she was so...hard headed? |
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| mitchcumstein1 EuphoniumEuphoria: Well, there goes her Presidency. I can see the attack ads now: "Hillary Clinton says she will be a strong leader..." Hillary: "I will be a strong leader." "Hillary says that she can handle the stresses of the Presidency..." Hillary: "I can handle the stresses of the Presidency." "But in 2012, Hillary Clinton FAINTED." Hillary: Faints "Do we really want such a weak woman leading our Nation? " Some doofus old white guy shows up "I am McOldracistwhiteguy, and I approve this message." I think being damned near 70 will be a bigger problem. I wouldn't vote for a 70 year old person to be President of the United States. No way, no how. |
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| veedeevadeevoodee
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| Pantubo
SithLord: Maybe all that lying about Benghazi exhausted her supply of hot air. Done in one. Next thread, people. |
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| vygramul I guess she couldn't handle the 3AM call of nature. |
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| Dancin_In_Anson Not a fan of her politics, but I give her credit for the way she's busted her ass for the last 4 years. |
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| stratagos dalovindj: There goes her shot at the presidency. Can we really afford a leader who faints at the first sign of trouble? Exactly, she should have vomited on someone instead |
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| ladyfortuna
Speaking as a person who apparently has whatever that condition is that makes you faint at the sight of blood/needles and also when in excruciating pain, I just feel bad for her. Passing out SUCKS. I've had it happen probably twenty times in my life. |
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| jennyz
Well done, subby. I heartily chortled. |
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| chrylis
kiwannabee: Also, +1 for traumatic head injury to the worst woman in America. Sheila Jackson-Lee got hit in the head, too? |
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| nekom mitchcumstein1: EuphoniumEuphoria: Well, there goes her Presidency. I can see the attack ads now: "Hillary Clinton says she will be a strong leader..." Hillary: "I will be a strong leader." "Hillary says that she can handle the stresses of the Presidency..." Hillary: "I can handle the stresses of the Presidency." "But in 2012, Hillary Clinton FAINTED." Hillary: Faints "Do we really want such a weak woman leading our Nation? " Some doofus old white guy shows up "I am McOldracistwhiteguy, and I approve this message." I think being damned near 70 will be a bigger problem. I wouldn't vote for a 70 year old person to be President of the United States. No way, no how. Yeah, most definitely. Age (among other things) scared me away from McCain, especially when he picked Palin as his running mate. I am fairly convinced that at least by the tail end of his second term, Reagan had early onset Alzheimer's. We don't need that again. |
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| cptjeff
dalovindj: AcneVulgaris: I have a feeling she'd kick your ass when she came too if you tittered about it. That woman SCARES me. Honestly, fark her. She ran a despicable campaign in 2008 and I've never really respected her since. I want Warren in 2016, and I doubt she would run if Hillary did. But a Hillary vs. Warren primary would be almost as much fun as the Judd vs. McConnell battle is going to be. But the more likely scenario is that this makes her unelectable, so Warren can hop right in without offending Democrat royalty. Huh? Being sick makes you unelectable? Now, she probably should have been resting and drinking lots of fluids, but working too hard isn't usually disqualifying for much of anything. I'd love to see Warren as President, but I'm be nervous about how electable she is nationally. If the environment in 2016 looks like she could actually win, I'd vote for her in a heartbeat. If not, I'll probably wind up voting for Hillary. I really do think she learned a lot from 2008 and that it changed her, and she's done a kickass job at State. This is, of course, entirely premature, things may change a lot by 2016. |
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