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Hillary: 'No individual too big to jail'



She was talking about the financial market meltdown of 2008, and the context was about letting you know that just because she takes lots of money from Wall Street doesn't mean she wouldn't put those rat bastards in jail, theoretically, perhaps, on paper . . . but you don't suppose there might be one individual she thinks is too big to jail, do youse? This is a lot of screeching to sit through but considering how foolish she reveals herself to be, it's borderline worth it. Close call, though: Hillary (or whoever . . . is Lena Dunham still running her social media?) put it on Twitter too:

"There should be no bank too big to fail and no individual too big to jail." —Hillary #DemDebate — Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) January 18, 2016 So I suppose Hillary needs to be thinking about how she looks in orange, considering . . . You realize, of course, that this has roughly the shelf life of "rape victims deserve to be believed." Once Hillary realizes she indicted herself with a statement, the statement becomes "inoperable," the exact word one of her underlings used back inn the day when her cattle futures explanation became proven implausible. The point here is not that this is some gigantic "gaffe" that's going to sink her campaign. These things are forgotten quickly unless a Republican says them. The point is to remind you that nothing she says means anything at all, and that half the time she doesn't even really think before she spews her nonsense. If it sounds good in the moment, she says it. If it turns out later that it was a foolish thing to say, then she never said it or she didn't mean it or she meant something else or shut up. How are some of you actually giving serious consideration to electing this woman? I really need to understand that because it's boggling my mind.

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