Sadly America has "been done with this" aka her for a long time but somehow we can't get shed of the old bag.
This is what guilty people do, evince faux rage over "mistreatment" when all that is happening is questions are being asked she does not want to answer.
I would add Hillary threw her chancer-ridden husband under the bus hard in her testimony.
She is such a charming woman, is she not? And just think; she could have been President.
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Well, frankly, I don't think there was a Chinaman's chance she would have been president (see what I did there?). I do wish Rep. Comer had said "Sit back DOWN, Mrs. Clinton, we aren't done yet!" But I don't think he had much hope of getting anything real out of her anyhow. They would need to have had her in chains (wonder if she would have enjoyed that?) to get her to hold still for any substantive questioning.
What hurt was watching Bill on the stand. I mean, it really did hurt! And again, I don't think they had much chance of getting anything substantive out of him. So what if he did play around with some of the girls on Epstein Island? Aren't they more concerned about security matters? Were they worried that Bill was gonna give state secrets while getting a massage? I'm sorry, but I thought most of that was unnecessary.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at March 03, 2026 10:51 PM (9IyOR)
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Yes, they should have made Hillary stay there until they were done, even if it had no value. It's a matter of respect, and of showing they have the right to do so.
I doubt Hillary would like being in chains. She strikes me more as the type who would like her man in chains. In bygone days I would have said that wasn't Bill but then I saw that portrait of him wearing high heels and a dress...
Yes, the real danger was if Bill spilled secrets while there. That is, after all, the whole point of honey traps.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at March 04, 2026 09:37 AM (oflqW)