Poor Hillary, Bad Karma Has Been Hounding Her For Years!

[Deleted member 21794]

The poor thing. Stuck heading the Bimbo Eruption Squad for years. Lost the primary to an upstart punk in 2008. Here's a blast from the past. Just as Bill Clinton lied and said he never had extramarital affairs, the lights fell on Hillary Clinton.

It's a long, boring video. But catch the Hillaryous moment karma once again struck at 1:50.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

Bored?

;-)

 

[Deleted member 21794]

Bored?

;-)

I'm on PJ. That should answer your question.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

I'm on PJ. That should answer your question.

I get that, but you should be able to come up with better chum than that.

;-)

 

[marvin martian]

I get that, but you should be able to come up with better chum than that.

;-)

Stop trolling, dodgeboy.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

Stop trolling, dodgeboy.

Said the troll, as he crawled out from under his bridge.

;-)

 

[as seen on tv]

karma doesn't hit you by accident. its the result of your life being out of harmony with the universe. Hillary should reconsider key events in her past:

• whitewatergate
• travelofficegate
• claiming she was denied enlistment as a marine because she's a woman
• slandering bills victims as "trailer trash" and "bimbos"
• the Clinton foundation
• erasing email evidence
• using an unsecured home server, and lying about it
• the steele dossier
• claiming she was dirt poor while living in two mansions
• claiming she was named after sir Edmund Hillary
• Making $100,000 in 5 minutes in pork belly futures

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

karma doesn't hit you by accident. its the result of your life being out of harmony with the universe. Hillary should reconsider key events in her past:

• whitewatergate
• travelofficegate
• claiming she was denied enlistment as a marine because she's a woman
• slandering bills victims as "trailer trash" and "bimbos"
• the Clinton foundation
• erasing email evidence
• using an unsecured home server, and lying about it
• the steele dossier
• claiming she was dirt poor while living in two mansions
• claiming she was named after sir Edmund Hillary
• Making $100,000 in 5 minutes in pork belly futures

Hillary called some [unspecified] "victims" of Bill Clinton "trailer trash" and "bimbos"?

I think you've been brainwashed into believing something that's false. Got any evidence that Hillary said those things?

 

[marvin martian]

Hillary called some [unspecified] "victims" of Bill Clinton "trailer trash" and "bimbos"?

I think you've been brainwashed into believing something that's false. Got any evidence that Hillary said those things?

The job of Hillary Clinton's human shield is already taken by @Arkady.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

The job of Hillary Clinton's human shield is already taken by @Arkady.

Translation: You are correct, of course. It's false. You libs really piss us off with that truth stuff.

;-)

 

[Arkady]

karma doesn't hit you by accident. its the result of your life being out of harmony with the universe. Hillary should reconsider key events in her past:

• whitewatergate
• travelofficegate
• claiming she was denied enlistment as a marine because she's a woman
• slandering bills victims as "trailer trash" and "bimbos"
• the Clinton foundation
• erasing email evidence
• using an unsecured home server, and lying about it
• the steele dossier
• claiming she was dirt poor while living in two mansions
• claiming she was named after sir Edmund Hillary
• Making $100,000 in 5 minutes in pork belly futures

From a karma perspective, we'd have to conclude Hillary Clinton must have pretty good karma going for her. She's arguably the most successful female politician in the history of the world's most powerful nation, and has been married for four decades to the most popular living president. She's fabulously wealthy, well liked by the kinds of people whose opinion she cares about, and has a strong relationship with her daughter, who is thriving. Her mind is still sharp and she appears to be in good health, and any time she needs an ego boost, she can show up on a late night show to thunderous applause, or just spend time with her grandchild. Most of us would feel blessed to live the life she has lived.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

From a karma perspective, we'd have to conclude Hillary Clinton must have pretty good karma going for her. She's arguably the most successful female politician in the history of the world's most powerful nation, and has been married for four decades to the most popular living president. She's fabulously wealthy, well liked by the kinds of people whose opinion she cares about, and has a strong relationship with her daughter, who is thriving. Her mind is still sharp and she appears to be in good health, and any time she needs an ego boost, she can show up on a late night show to thunderous applause, or just spend time with her grandchild. Most of us would feel blessed to live the life she has lived.

Not even that good karma could overcome the Kremlin.

;-)

 

[Arkady]

Not even that good karma could overcome the Kremlin.

;-)

Well, you could argue that even that worked out to her benefit. If the Kremlin hadn't overridden the will of the American people, and Clinton had become president, what would that have meant to her? It would have meant at least four years of constant investigation and brutal attacks from the right, of course. It would have meant working herself into an early grave, with little time to spend with her growing grandchildren. It would also have meant inviting the dislike of the kinds of people who currently admire her (feminists and liberals can embrace her now, when they're free to romanticize what a Clinton administration would have been like, but if she were actually in power, she'd be making compromises that would piss them off, getting her hammered from the left as well as the right). There's no honest question that the American people would have been much better off if she'd won. But would Clinton? I suspect not. Despite the initial disappointment, I bet she'll live a happier and more fulfilling life for having lost. It sucks for us, but not for her. It appears to be our bad karma at work.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

Well, you could argue that even that worked out to her benefit. If the Kremlin hadn't overridden the will of the American people, and Clinton had become president, what would that have meant to her? It would have meant at least four years of constant investigation and brutal attacks from the right, of course. It would have meant working herself into an early grave, with little time to spend with her growing grandchildren. It would also have meant inviting the dislike of the kinds of people who currently admire her (feminists and liberals can embrace her now, when they're free to romanticize what a Clinton administration would have been like, but if she were actually in power, she'd be making compromises that would piss them off, getting her hammered from the left as well as the right). There's no honest question that the American people would have been much better off if she'd won. But would Clinton? I suspect not. Despite the initial disappointment, I bet she'll live a happier and more fulfilling life for having lost. It sucks for us, but not for her. It appears to be our bad karma at work.

Yup, Trump's "win" was a disaster for the country, but perhaps a blessing in disguise for Hillary. We would now be on our 10th Benghazi investigation, and the continued blather over emails and Bill's BJ's would have stunned all sane people into catatonic states. Even after she lost that's all wingers can yap about.

;-)

 

[Arkady]

Yup, Trump's "win" was a disaster for the country, but perhaps a blessing in disguise for Hillary. We would now be on our 10th Benghazi investigation, and the continued blather over emails and Bill's BJ's would have stunned all sane people into catatonic states. Even after she lost that's all wingers can yap about.

;-)

We've never seen anything quite like this, in terms of the obsession of both the president and his entire political movement with his vanquished opponent. How many unflattering comments about John MccCain had Obama made by this point in his presidency? A handful, at best. And McCain at least was still in office. Maybe a better comparison would be searching 2013 to see how much energy was wasted on the left to bash Romney. I'd wager it was almost none. Romney was beaten and wasn't in office and it would have seemed petty to the point of derangement to keep attacking him.

I guess the difference is that Obama had a number of popular policies he wanted to pursue, and so that's where he wanted the focus. Trump's policy aims are deeply unpopular, and so he doesn't want people thinking too much about them -- better to ram them through in the middle of the night while people are fighting about whether or not to have an independent counsel probe of some old mining lease matter.

 

[marvin martian]

From a karma perspective, we'd have to conclude Hillary Clinton must have pretty good karma going for her. She's arguably the most successful female politician in the history of the world's most powerful nation, and has been married for four decades to the most popular living president. She's fabulously wealthy, well liked by the kinds of people whose opinion she cares about, and has a strong relationship with her daughter, who is thriving. Her mind is still sharp and she appears to be in good health, and any time she needs an ego boost, she can show up on a late night show to thunderous applause, or just spend time with her grandchild. Most of us would feel blessed to live the life she has lived.

Ah, there you are!

Bugsy, your "services" are no longer required, the full time human shield is here now.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

We've never seen anything quite like this, in terms of the obsession of both the president and his entire political movement with his vanquished opponent. How many unflattering comments about John MccCain had Obama made by this point in his presidency? A handful, at best. And McCain at least was still in office. Maybe a better comparison would be searching 2013 to see how much energy was wasted on the left to bash Romney. I'd wager it was almost none. Romney was beaten and wasn't in office and it would have seemed petty to the point of derangement to keep attacking him.

I guess the difference is that Obama had a number of popular policies he wanted to pursue, and so that's where he wanted the focus. Trump's policy aims are deeply unpopular, and so he doesn't want people thinking too much about them -- better to ram them through in the middle of the night while people are fighting about whether or not to have an independent counsel probe of some old mining lease matter.

They are literally addicted to Clinton bashing.

They need detox to break their decades-old habit.

;-)

 

[Arkady]

They are literally addicted to Clinton bashing.

They need detox to break their decades-old habit.

;-)

There's nothing to like about their own political movement, so at this point hatred of the opponents is the only fuel they have to run on.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

There's nothing to like about their own political movement, so at this point hatred of the opponents is the only fuel they have to run on.

Yup. And it's been that way for many years.

They realized that GOP politicians sucked in 2010 and they renamed themselves the "Tea Party" candidates.

They realized more recently that the new GOP politicians still suck so they pine for "nonestablishment," i.e., different, Republicans.

They just can't quit their hapless cult.

;-)

 

[JackDallas]

The poor thing. Stuck heading the Bimbo Eruption Squad for years. Lost the primary to an upstart punk in 2008. Here's a blast from the past. Just as Bill Clinton lied and said he never had extramarital affairs, the lights fell on Hillary Clinton.

It's a long, boring video. But catch the Hillaryous moment karma once again struck at 1:50.

Wow, that light fixture assembly could have saved this country a lot of money and 20% of our uranium, if it had been a little closer to Hillary's head. But then we would have missed the fun of seeing her ass kicked by Donald Trump.