2016
Bill Clinton: The New Authority On Sexism?
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5 years agoon
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FITSNews
EX-PRESIDENT GOES ON THE OFFENSIVE …
Former U.S. president Bill Clinton – the guy who shoved a cigar into the vagina of a White House intern – is apparently the new authority on sexism in America.
How do we know this? Because the former commander-in-chief – who indignantly wagged his finger at the American people and insisted he “did not have sexual relations with that woman” (a.k.a. Monica Lewinsky) – is attacking 74-year-old independent socialist U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders over some inappropriate online remarks his supporters allegedly made to backers of his wife, Hillary Clinton.
Yeah … the woman who probably ought to be in jail right now.
The guy who taught us “it depends on what the meaning of the word ‘is’ is” … is angry.
So angry, he’s now indignantly shaking the papers which include the alleged inappropriate online remarks, saying the comments amount to “vicious trolling” and are “literally too profane – not to mention sexist – to repeat.”
Surreal, huh?
Look, we generally like Bill Clinton (except for his role in the whole subprime mortgage fiasco) … but for him to speak as an authority on sexism is ridiculous. In fact it’s almost as ridiculous as Sanders – or Hillary Clinton for that matter – speaking as an authority on capitalism.
Anyway, despite Clinton’s new role as defender of female virtue, Sanders is poised to pick up a double-digit victory over Clinton in New Hampshire this week – with the latest aggregate polling in the Granite State showing him enjoying a commanding 13-point lead.
Of course the real drama for the Democrats this year has nothing to do with Sanders versus Clinton … and everything to do with Clinton versus the FBI.
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