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Hillary ? A liar ? Nah! She's too nice for that. Well, actually, almost the entire country considers her a terrible liar, and why wouldn't it, when this has been shown to be the case over and over. In the book's first Chapter, >> A Dozen Reasons Hillary Clinton Should Not Be President, this part of the series spotlight Reason Two: She Is a Compulsive, Pathological, and Serial Liar who Cannot Be Trusted to Tell the Truth to the American People. (Page 25-42)
"By any measurement, an overwhelming majority of American voters recognize that Hillary doesn't tell the truth, and can't be trusted. They simply don't believe what she has to say. Every major poll conducted over the last year has shown an increase in the number of people who think she is dishonest. And they are unambiguous about it.
A Quinnipiac poll in late August 2015 asked respondents to describe Hillary Clinton in a single word. The results were brutal. The most frequently mentioned answer was "liar", followed by similar words like dishonest, untrustworthy, crook untruthful, deceitful, crooked, sneaky, and devious. That is an amazing indictment of her credibility and her overall image.
Two later polls in December 2015 by Quinnipiac and ABC News found that only a little more than a third of the voters believer that Hillary is "honest and trustworthy." That's stunning. 59% of the voters don't believer that she is genuine. And why should they ? She's been caught in so many lies that nothing she says is believable anymore.
Essentially, she has escaped indictment by lying, sometimes under oath.
> She lied about being instrumental in the Travel Office firings.
> She lied about being the attorney for a fraudulent real estate transaction in Arkansas connected with Whitewater.
> She lied about Benghazi.
> And she lied about why she created a secret email server, and when she said that she never sent or received classified material on her private email server at the State Department.
Her standard lie, especially when confronted with evidence of Bill's inappropriate behavior, is to say "it never happened". That's the world according to Hillary-if she says it never happened, it goes away. Dick can attest to this lie from a personal experience. During Bill's 1992 run for president, a reporter from the Los Angeles Times appeared at the door to our home and asked about a physical altercation between Dick and Bill Clinton that had occured in 1990 in the Arkansas Governor's Mansion. Dick called Hillary to tell her about it and discuss how to handle it. "Just tell them it never happened" she told him. "We'll deny it on our end." When Dick told her that he could not do that because he had already told another political consultant about it right after it happened-and that this consultant was likely the source, she wasn't at all worried. "Deny it. It'll be your word against his."
MEMORIES OF PAINFUL DISCRIMINATION IN MIDDLE SCHOOL
While she was First Lady, Hillary spoke at a 1997 race-relations forum for teenagers in Massachusetts. In an attempt to empathize and identify with the young victims of racial prejudice, she made up a heartbreaking tale. During a junior high school soccer game, on a cold day, she claimed that an "ethnic" goalie told her "I wish people like you would freeze." It's just another example of Hillary making up a story from whole cloth to try and show that she's just like her audience. Hillary was in middle school in 1959-1961. There were virtually no girls' middle school soccer teams in existence in the entire United States at the time.
HILLARY'S PANDERING PRETENSES: WHAT SHE'S LEARNED FROM HER IMMIGRANT GRANDPARENTS WHO WEREN'T IMMIGRANTS
She was at it again in this year's campaign, twisting the truth to make herself seem just like her audience so they would identify with her and like her. This time it was immigrant families that she wanted to pander to. At a campaign stop before a business roundtable in Iowa, Hillary spun a story about her four immigrant grandparents, suggesting there would be lots of immigrant stories like hers in the room. But it turns out that 3 of those 4 "immigrant" grandparents she cited, were actually born in America. Her immigrant grandparents story just wasn't true. Hillary's maternal grandparents were born in Illinois, where she grew up, and her paternal grandmother was born in Pennsylvania.
"PRIVATE HILLARY" TRIED TO JOIN THE MARINES
Then there was her absurd claim that she has unsuccessfully tried to join the Marines-both the reserves and active duty-in Arkansas in 1975, shortly before she married Bill Clinton. That story made its first appearance in 1994 when she made a speech to a group of women in the military in Washington. She repeated the tale in early 2016.
Clearly, Hillary had no military experience in common with the women. In fact, if anything, her background was downright hostile to the military. But never mind her personal preferences; she needed a hook to appeal to the military women. So she made up a story designed to show her empathy for them as well as to subtly suggest that they shared joint values of patriotism and service to our country. She reported that she was turned down because of her eyesight and her age. Yet she never filled out an application and never took any physical, She doesn't recall to whom she spoke.
Her implication that that the Marine Corps was not interested in women or discriminated against them at the time, was simply not true. According to the Women Marines Association, women first joined the Marines in 1918. There were 2,700 women in the Corps during the Vietnam war... And of course, the Judge Advocate General's Corps (JAG) was actively recruiting at the time Hillary dreamt that she went to the Marines. They were looking for women. It was Hillary who wasn't looking for them."
Lots of other examples of Hillary tall tales are included in Chapter one, subchapter Reason Two, among them her claiming to have been named after Sir Edmund Hillary, LOL, the one about her being instrumental in the Irish peace process, and supposedly her jet landing under sniper fire in Bosnia (actually, she was greeted by a young girl who presented her with a poem).
"By any measurement, an overwhelming majority of American voters recognize that Hillary doesn't tell the truth, and can't be trusted. They simply don't believe what she has to say. Every major poll conducted over the last year has shown an increase in the number of people who think she is dishonest. And they are unambiguous about it.
A Quinnipiac poll in late August 2015 asked respondents to describe Hillary Clinton in a single word. The results were brutal. The most frequently mentioned answer was "liar", followed by similar words like dishonest, untrustworthy, crook untruthful, deceitful, crooked, sneaky, and devious. That is an amazing indictment of her credibility and her overall image.
Two later polls in December 2015 by Quinnipiac and ABC News found that only a little more than a third of the voters believer that Hillary is "honest and trustworthy." That's stunning. 59% of the voters don't believer that she is genuine. And why should they ? She's been caught in so many lies that nothing she says is believable anymore.
Essentially, she has escaped indictment by lying, sometimes under oath.
> She lied about being instrumental in the Travel Office firings.
> She lied about being the attorney for a fraudulent real estate transaction in Arkansas connected with Whitewater.
> She lied about Benghazi.
> And she lied about why she created a secret email server, and when she said that she never sent or received classified material on her private email server at the State Department.
Her standard lie, especially when confronted with evidence of Bill's inappropriate behavior, is to say "it never happened". That's the world according to Hillary-if she says it never happened, it goes away. Dick can attest to this lie from a personal experience. During Bill's 1992 run for president, a reporter from the Los Angeles Times appeared at the door to our home and asked about a physical altercation between Dick and Bill Clinton that had occured in 1990 in the Arkansas Governor's Mansion. Dick called Hillary to tell her about it and discuss how to handle it. "Just tell them it never happened" she told him. "We'll deny it on our end." When Dick told her that he could not do that because he had already told another political consultant about it right after it happened-and that this consultant was likely the source, she wasn't at all worried. "Deny it. It'll be your word against his."
MEMORIES OF PAINFUL DISCRIMINATION IN MIDDLE SCHOOL
While she was First Lady, Hillary spoke at a 1997 race-relations forum for teenagers in Massachusetts. In an attempt to empathize and identify with the young victims of racial prejudice, she made up a heartbreaking tale. During a junior high school soccer game, on a cold day, she claimed that an "ethnic" goalie told her "I wish people like you would freeze." It's just another example of Hillary making up a story from whole cloth to try and show that she's just like her audience. Hillary was in middle school in 1959-1961. There were virtually no girls' middle school soccer teams in existence in the entire United States at the time.
HILLARY'S PANDERING PRETENSES: WHAT SHE'S LEARNED FROM HER IMMIGRANT GRANDPARENTS WHO WEREN'T IMMIGRANTS
She was at it again in this year's campaign, twisting the truth to make herself seem just like her audience so they would identify with her and like her. This time it was immigrant families that she wanted to pander to. At a campaign stop before a business roundtable in Iowa, Hillary spun a story about her four immigrant grandparents, suggesting there would be lots of immigrant stories like hers in the room. But it turns out that 3 of those 4 "immigrant" grandparents she cited, were actually born in America. Her immigrant grandparents story just wasn't true. Hillary's maternal grandparents were born in Illinois, where she grew up, and her paternal grandmother was born in Pennsylvania.
"PRIVATE HILLARY" TRIED TO JOIN THE MARINES
Then there was her absurd claim that she has unsuccessfully tried to join the Marines-both the reserves and active duty-in Arkansas in 1975, shortly before she married Bill Clinton. That story made its first appearance in 1994 when she made a speech to a group of women in the military in Washington. She repeated the tale in early 2016.
Clearly, Hillary had no military experience in common with the women. In fact, if anything, her background was downright hostile to the military. But never mind her personal preferences; she needed a hook to appeal to the military women. So she made up a story designed to show her empathy for them as well as to subtly suggest that they shared joint values of patriotism and service to our country. She reported that she was turned down because of her eyesight and her age. Yet she never filled out an application and never took any physical, She doesn't recall to whom she spoke.
Her implication that that the Marine Corps was not interested in women or discriminated against them at the time, was simply not true. According to the Women Marines Association, women first joined the Marines in 1918. There were 2,700 women in the Corps during the Vietnam war... And of course, the Judge Advocate General's Corps (JAG) was actively recruiting at the time Hillary dreamt that she went to the Marines. They were looking for women. It was Hillary who wasn't looking for them."
Lots of other examples of Hillary tall tales are included in Chapter one, subchapter Reason Two, among them her claiming to have been named after Sir Edmund Hillary, LOL, the one about her being instrumental in the Irish peace process, and supposedly her jet landing under sniper fire in Bosnia (actually, she was greeted by a young girl who presented her with a poem).
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