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In the meantime she’ll wait for Shillady’s “Sunday” while working with the entertainment industry proving that real life really is stranger than fiction

Hillary Clinton’s ‘Spiritual Advisor Cameo’ Surpasses By Far Her Grammy Act


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Hillary Clinton’s ‘Spiritual Advisor Cameo’  Surpasses By Far Her Grammy Act Hillary Clinton’s Grammy audio book edition cameo reading extracts from the largely discredited book ‘Fire & Fury:Inside the White House’—incredibly Agence French Presse-described as “lighthearted” cannot possibly compare with her real life cameo of “spiritual advisors”. Incidentally, nothing Hillary Clinton ever does is in any way light or clean hearted, AFP. But for hypocrisy and outrageous lies Clinton’s Spiritual Advisor Cameo should win her “the grammy’s in the bag” status for life.
Self-professed Champion of Women & Girls Hillary Clinton kept faith advisor Burns Strider, on her 2008 campaign team even after a 30-year-old campaign staffer charged him with sexually harassing her. And it doesn’t end there. “Strider was retained despite the campaign chairman’s recommendation that he be fired, according to the report. He was ordered to receive counseling and lost several weeks of pay, while his accuser was shifted to a new role. (FoxNews, Jan. 28, 2018)
“Clinton responded to the accusations on Twitter, in which she said she was “dismayed” when it occurred, but also that she was “heartened” that the woman came forward and had her concerns "taken seriously and addressed.” “Additionally, Clinton said that she called the woman in question to tell her that all women “deserve to be heard.”
Since when does a politically expedient phone call take away the pain of sexual harassment? Or as former Clinton Crony Dick Morris so aptly puts it: “Wow. What a masterpiece of evasion!” (The Western Journal, Jan. 27, 2018) Now new sexual harassment allegations have surfaced against Strider.
"A Saturday report on the BuzzFeed News website accuses Strider, 52, of sexually harassing two young subordinates at a pro-Clinton super PAC during an 18-month span that began in November 2013. (Fox News) “BuzzFeed reported that the two new accusers include a woman who said that Strider began harassing her when she started working for him at Correct the Record in Washington, launched by Clinton nemesis-turned-ally David Brock. “She told the website Strider repeatedly commented on her looks, engaged in “constant” touching, and sought to closely monitor and control her activity inside and outside the office. “She said he sent her texts, including one in November 2015 that said, “Your love for me is so palpable. Poor thing. Hang in there.” “The second woman told BuzzFeed that after she went to work for Strider they shared an Uber ride after a networking dinner in early 2015, and that when he got out of the car he kissed her on the tip of her nose. “She said she told Strider the next day what he did was inappropriate. She said he apologized and told her that he adored her and thought of her as a little sister. “Strider was fired in the summer of 2015 after an investigation at Correct the Record into his conduct, including around issues of sexual harassment, BuzzFeed reported. “The website also reported that in a 45-minute interview Saturday, Strider did not deny that his behavior had been inappropriate. He said he did not remember the kiss after the Uber ride. He said he struggled with depression and was in therapy.” No telephone call from Clinton to either Strider sexually harassed women as far as is known.


Hillary’s ‘Resurrection’ as an Ordained Methodist Minister?

Hillary’s ‘Resurrection’ as an Ordained Methodist Minister? Then there’s Clinton’s personal pastor, Rev. Bill Shillady on the record for comparing the outcome of the 2016 presidential election to Good Friday, the day Jesus was crucified: (Canada Free Press) “It is Friday, but Sunday is coming ... This is not the devotional you wish to receive this day. While Good Friday may be the starkest representation of a Friday that we have, life is filled with a lot of Fridays,” wrote United Methodist City Society Executive Director the Rev. Bill Shillady in an email to Clinton obtained by CNN. “Friday is the day that it all falls apart and all hope is lost. We all have Fridays. But, as the saying goes, ‘Sunday’s coming! (Washington Examiner, Aug. 10, 2017)
“For the disciples and Christ’s followers in the first century, Good Friday represented the day that everything fell apart. All was lost. The momentum and hope of a man claiming to be the Son of God, the Messiah who was supposed to change everything, had been executed,” Shillady explained, according to CNN’s report of the message. “Even though Jesus told his followers three days later the temple would be restored, they had no idea of what that Sunday would be. They betrayed, denied, mourned, fled and hid. They did just about everything BUT fell (sic) good about Friday and their circumstances,” Shillady added, comparing Clinton’s possible return to politics to Jesus Christ’s resurrection.” “My sister Hillary. You, our nation, our world is experiencing a black Friday. Our hope is that Sunday is coming. But it might well be hell for a while.”
Shillady was right about it being hell for a while. Clinton has been making it hell for America ever since the night of her stunning election loss. You can’t make this stuff up even if you’re lyin’ Hillary Clinton and her pastor. “Shillady co-officiated Chelsea Clinton’s wedding to Marc Mesvinsky in July 2010 and led the memorial service for Hillary Clinton’s mother, Dorothy Rodham. (Canada Free Press) Rumors abound that Hillary Clinton will use the role as a pastor to take a stab at the 2020 presidency. Shillady’s book of “personalized” devotionals tailored toward Barack Hussein Obama’s former Secretary of State was pulled from the bookstands for plagiarism. In Hillary’s world she can be forgiven for her sins but never that “misogynist” “racist” Donald Trump who unforgivably lost her her turn as America’s first woman president. In the meantime she’ll wait for Shillady’s “Sunday” while working with the entertainment industry proving that real life really is stranger than fiction.

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Judi McLeod is an award-winning journalist with 30 years’ experience in the print media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared on Rush Limbaugh, Newsmax.com, Drudge Report, Foxnews.com.

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