LOL. Oh for the days of air brushing and the touched up photo. Had she looked anything like that, Bill might have found time to stick his dick in her instead of everyone else. Of course, there is the bitchy attitude, so their business relationship stayed in tact regardless.
No, he didn't. I watched the show for a while and couldn't believe the stupidity of it. As time wore on, his tendency was to "fire" capable low-profile people but keep volatile shit-disturbers who created friction and, therefore, ratings. His "decision-making" making have been good for TV ratings, but they were antithetical to good business practices. He simply fabricated a BS narrative in the "boardroom" to justify doing whatever he wanted to do. Much like he's now trying to run the country.
Since PS likes polls and lives by them , here is an interesting poll. http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/19/politics/hillary-clinton-gallup-favorability/index.html "(CNN)More than a year after the 2016 presidential election, former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's favorability rating has dropped to a new low, according to a Gallup poll released Tuesday. The poll showed 36% of respondents rated Clinton favorably compared to 61% who rated her unfavorably, which is a new high for that measure...." Snark's classic response would be--"Hillary is not president nor is she running for office". --Classic Libprog deflection and misdirect---
Excuse me--what did you say? http://www.newsweek.com/fbi-investi...tion-after-trumps-accusations-pay-play-771613
Ah-Oh. ExtraGoatRoper about to take his lunch...Now there are 4 investigations open on Hillary. Emails, Uranium One, Clinton Foundation and Hezbollah. --And it's high time.
Sure there are, they are all quoting Solomon's fake news, show me DOJ or FBI confirming it. These distractions wont save you when traitor Trump and his family of inbreds go to prison for money laundering and conspiracy.
Four is a good start. Should not be limited to four though. When it comes to thinking of how many investigations are needed for the Clintons, you really should think of it in lot sizes. It would be good to go back and prosecute all the various Benghazi liars too but Susan Rice will re-appear as one of the bad actors in the Hezbollah deal so there will be plenty of chances to catch her lying again. It's what she does. One of the best developments is that the Clinton foundation investigation is going to be run out of the Arkansas district by the U.S. Attorney there, where the Foundation also has offices. That's a pretty good move because it gets it out HQ - ie. away from Rosenstein who is Swamp Central. The other good thing, is that Preet Bahara is gone now, otherwise he would interfere with the investigation in New York. And of course Comey and McCabe are gone- and you can't do an investigation with them there. So things are all for the good.
"Clinton well understood that the position of secretary of state involved immersion in classified information. She wrote in her memoir about the extraordinary steps she was required to take to safeguard classified information. Given the nature of her responsibilities for foreign relations and national security, her decision to conduct all her government business on a private server system made it inevitable that classified information would be transmitted in and stored on the private system. There is no possibility that she did not know this. The private system she set up was in violation of government and State Department regulations. Her loyal staff fought efforts to bring her into the government email system – even though she forced the resignation of an ambassador over, among other things, his conducting of government business over an unauthorized private email system. When the request was made that Clinton surrender her emails to the State Department, she turned them over to her own lawyers and subordinates who did not have the security clearances required for access to the information. She destroyed tens of thousands of emails, even though they were under subpoena, so that they could not be reviewed by the State Department or the FBI. Of the 30,000 she deigned to surrender to the State Department, over 2,000 contained classified information, some of it among the nation’s most highly classified national-defense secrets. And she serially lied in her public statements about her emails, in congressional testimony (in which she brazenly claimed to have turned over all work-related email to the State Department, and that her lawyers had carefully reviewed every email before designating which should be surrendered and which withheld), and in her FBI interview (in which she pretended not to know what the ubiquitous “[C]” designation — for confidential — in classified documents meant)." www.nationalreview.com/article/455202/hillary-clinton-email-investigations-trump-justice-department-revives-motive-criminal-intent