gryphonms
12 years ago
Read this on nbcnews, funny as heck, and shows the disregard many hold her in.

During a speech in Las Vegas at a meeting of the institute of scrap recycling a woman in the audience threw a shoe at her.

The woman was taken into custody unfortunately.

My only opinion on this is to bad the shoe did not connect.
gryphonms
12 years ago
My bad, missed that.
tailgater
12 years ago
Hillary is a dangerous woman and will get no love from me.

But the shoe thrower deserves jail time for assault.

DrafterX
12 years ago
she missed... 😟
ZRX1200
12 years ago
Hilliary survived snipper fire in Bosnia, a shoe is nothing.
DrafterX
12 years ago

Hilliary survived snapper in Bosnia, a shoe is nothing.

ZRX1200 wrote:




:-k
bloody spaniard
12 years ago
ehhh, I'm sure that in some dismal ****tholes, the throwing of a shoe is a civil show of political disagreement much like parliamentary debate. Look at the applause generated when Dubya Bushie dodged the 10-1/2 D.
So it's all relative.
victor809
12 years ago

ehhh, I'm sure that in some dismal ****tholes, the throwing of a shoe is a civil show of political disagreement much like parliamentary debate. Look at the applause generated when Dubya Bushie dodged the 10-1/2 D.
So it's all relative.

bloody spaniard wrote:



I don't know that there was a lot of applause when that happened. I was personally disappointed that the shoe-thrower hadn't been shot immediately. Bush was a US president, and the secret service had no way of knowing that shoe was just a shoe. The thrower should have been dead before the shoe hit the ground, and it would have been justified in my mind. My friends I spoke with back then had a similar view.
ZRX1200
12 years ago
Victor I think the press and sheep dems did applaud.

Agree with you though.
bloody spaniard
12 years ago

I don't know that there was a lot of applause when that happened. I was personally disappointed that the shoe-thrower hadn't been shot immediately. Bush was a US president, and the secret service had no way of knowing that shoe was just a shoe. The thrower should have been dead before the shoe hit the ground, and it would have been justified in my mind. My friends I spoke with back then had a similar view.

victor809 wrote:


Most of the outside world probably applauded (secretly if nothing else) except for stooges, sycophants, and slobbering contractors but especially the middle east ... plus quite a few unashamed folks here who had no respect for that simpleton.

A shoe to the noggin doesn't BEGIN to pay for the destruction he wreaked (economy and lives).
DrMaddVibe
12 years ago
SEE??!!??


If she WAS that Tammy Wynette stand by your man woman baking cookies...nothing like that wudda ever happened!

**** her!

She's not a viable contender for any political office.
gryphonms
12 years ago
If she did get elected would we have hillbilly instead of billary?
bloody spaniard
12 years ago
^Do NOT disrespect Madame Rugmuncher Cankles!

Like I said, throwing of a shoe at her just means they care.🍺
Buckwheat
12 years ago

^Do NOT disrespect Madame Rugmuncher Cankles!

Like I said, throwing of a shoe at her just means they care.🍺

bloody spaniard wrote:



That is no way to talk about the next US President. We all better start taking blood pressure and anxiety meds now so our systems get used to them. [sarcasm]
bloody spaniard
12 years ago

That is no way to talk about the next US President. We all better start taking blood pressure and anxiety meds now so our systems get used to them. [sarcasm]

Buckwheat wrote:


amen
[sarcasm]
gryphonms
12 years ago
I hear with Obama care you can get them now.
[sarcasm]
HockeyDad
12 years ago
The Clinton List. It safer to throw a shoe at a mobster.
DrMaddVibe
12 years ago

The Clinton List. It safer to throw a shoe at a mobster.

HockeyDad wrote:




There's a difference?????

:-k
gryphonms
12 years ago
Yes, the mobster is more ethical.
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