Hillary Brags That Bill Clinton Didn’t Use Twitter While President


Hillary Clinton would rather Presidents sweet talk the college interns into a good ole game of ‘eat the children’ than bypass the corrupt Fake News Industrial Complex to get his message out straight and undiluted to his supporter via Twitter.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton took a shot at President Donald Trump while speaking at a Clinton Foundation event on Saturday.

While speaking about the peace process in Northern Ireland during her husband’s first term, Hillary bragged that Bill Clinton didn’t tweet about challenges facing his presidency.

“He didn’t tweet about it, he got to work about it and he actually got it done,” she said to applause from the audience. Twitter was founded in 2006.

The former first lady made the comment while speaking at an event commemorating the 25th anniversary of Bill’s victory in the 1992 presidential election.

Twitter didn’t exist when Bill Clinton was president. But, of course, the room full of empty-headed Clinton supporters never caught on and rapaciously applauded her remarks.

It’s a good thing all us ‘deplorables’ had more sense…

https://twitter.com/RealSaavedra/status/932113792795779073

Now here is a fun fact I just ran into coincidentally on a different project!!

Bill Clinton’s Twitter account was created by non-other than leftist CBS bottom-feeder Stephen Colbert on April 6th, 2013 at 2:09 PM EST!

He set-up the account and helped draft Bill Clinton’s 1st Tweet live on his former pathetic TV stint mocking conservatives on the Colbert Report.

And it reads like you’d expect…

Now Colbert tears apart President Trump’s Twitter feed on a daily bias obsessively scouring for unfunny jokes.

My how much changes in a few short years!

Leftist logic:

Is (alleged…) rape bad? NOT IF IT’S BILL (and 20 yrs. too late to do the right thing)!

Twitter, is it unbecoming for men of Presidential stature? NOT IF IT’S A LIBERAL!

Source: Daily Caller



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