(Good “get” for the Times they really ate CNN’s lunch on that one.) 7. “The New York Times did an analysis that concluded that my was healthier than the average Chipotle order, with fewer calories, saturated fat, and sodium. When she made a truly groan-worthy pun about media coverage. I sometimes wonder: if you add together his time spend on golf, Twitter, and cable news, what’s left?” 6. “… Donald Trump spending about 20 percent of his new presidency at his own luxury golf clubs. When she zinged Trump on his golf and Twitter time. “When I sat with Putin in meetings, he looked more like one of those guys on the subway who imperiously spread their legs wide, encroaching on everyone else’s space, as if to say, ‘I take what I want,’ and ‘I have so little respect for you that I’m going to act like I’m lounging at home in my bathrobe.’ They call it ‘manspreading.’ That was Putin.” Also, when she called Vladimir Putin a “manspreader.” That allowed me to be candid about my impressions of world leaders who might be offended if they heard. They were paying for a unique experience. Many of the organizations wanted the speeches to be private, and I respected that.
What I had to say was interesting to my audiences, but it wasn’t especially newsworthy. When she shared what was really in her private speeches. (Although maybe some have: hi Al, hi John, hi Mitt, hope you’re well.) 3.
“I doubt that many people reading this will ever lose a presidential election. When she gave a shout-out to the presidential losers club. The investigation continues.' What a class act! I came this close to tweeting back, 'To be honest, thought you were Reince.'" I thanked her for her service and wished her luck. Later, Chaffetz posted a picture of our handshake with the caption 'So pleased she is not the President. It was Jason Chaffetz, the then-Utah Congressman and wannabe Javert who made endless political hay out of my emails and the 2012 tragedy in Benghazi, Libya. Later I realized it hadn't been Priebus at all. As I passed by, we shook hands and exchanged small talk. "I saw a man off to the side who I thought was Reince Priebus, head of the Republican National Committee and incoming White House Chief of Staff. When she got arch-nemesis Jason Chaffetz confused with Reince Priebus. How funny is Clinton? Here are some of the best zingers of her new book, What Happened. While it’s no surprise that the former lawyer, First Lady, senator, and Secretary of State had to hold a lot back in order to pursue her goal to break the ultimate glass ceiling, what we didn’t realize was just how much she was reining in her sense of humor.
Hillary Clinton is out of the campaign grinder for good, and that means that she is finally free to let loose and be the person in public that she’s apparently been hiding in private all this time.
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