As if we didnt know Hillary a LezBO!

[busybody..]

 

[AquaStarryNight]

who cares if she's gay? God, if I were married to Bill, I probably would be also...

 

[poppy1963]

who cares if she's gay? God, if I were married to Bill, I probably would be also...

She is not gay...lol...and Bill is a very attractive man...

 

[busybody..]

you could read BUSYBODY

or get info WEEKS later

DON'T GO THERE: BRIT PAPER STARTS 'UGLIEST MONTH'
Sun Nov 25 2007 20:45:12 ET

The TIMES of London starts 'The Ugliest Month' with a full page photo takeout on Hillary Clinton and her beautiful personal assistant.

"Hillary Clinton has been accused of having an affair with Huma Abedin," reads the caption.

MORE http://www.drudgereport.com/hh.jpg

The splash stunned British readers and angered campaign insiders.

"This does not even qualify as tabloid trash... it's ridiculous and reckless," a Hillary confidante explained over the weekend.

Taking the whisper from the underground to the overground, the paper made no claims to knowing any truth of the relationship between Hillary and Huma, in its story headlined: "Snarls, smears and innuendo as attack dogs get ready for the fray."

The current campaign promises to become one of the dirtiest in modern history.

 

[Cap’n AMatrixca]

Was the picture taken in Morrocco???

She's a DEMOCRAT!

I'd be surprised if she wasn't fucking everybody on her staff...

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Her big plastic staff...​

 

[unregistered]

 

[Cap’n AMatrixca]

Wonder what she weighs "dressed" out...

 

[unregistered]

 

[Cap’n AMatrixca]

Big girls need lovin' too...

 

[RightField]

I aspire to someday be a financial Republican.

The conversion usually takes place when people start thinking about getting married and have to start thinking about the future.

 

[Cap’n AMatrixca]

... or when you establish a business...

 

[Wrong Element]

A Dark Unseen Scandal Star?
By Luke Ford |


Mickey Kaus writes:

Do you sense there is some large mass of dark matter, an unseen Scandal Star, the gravitational pull of which is warping the coverage of what seems, on the surface, a pretty dull presidential race? I do.

Busybody, when you're right, you're right:

Did Rudy Bury Cost of Trips to Mistress?

Rudy Giuliani's campaign is once again fending off new questions about an old affair.

According to Politico.com, in 2000 - as Giuliani was beginning the not-so-secret extramarital marital relationship with Judith Nathan, the woman who eventually became his third wife - he billed obscure city agencies thousands of dollars in expenses for his police security detail in the Hamptons off Long Island, where Nathan was living.

For example, in one instance, $34,000 worth of travel expenses were placed in the budget for the New York City Loft Board.

"These were records that the city comptroller tried to get in the past, but the mayor's office said they couldn't be released because of security," Politico.com's Mike Allen told CBS News correspondent Byron Pitts.

Giuliani's campaign had this response, calling the story a non-issue.

"This is common practice," the campaign said in a statement. "The NYPD is responsible for providing security for the mayor of New York around the clock."

"It’s clearly the responsibility of the NYPD to provide the mayor’s security around the clock and that’s what they did,” Giuliani spokesperson Maria Comella told CBS News.

But the question isn't about his security detail. It's about how the expenses were billed.

"It's coming out at the worst possible time for Rudy Giuliani, just as voters in Iowa and New Hampshire are beginning to make up their minds finally," said University of Virginia political science professor Larry Sabato. "It reinforces his biggest problem, which is not just his liberal positions on social issues, but also the fact that he's had a very messy private life."

Giuliani was asked about the story at Wednesday night's Republican debate.

"First of all it's not true," he said. "I had 24-hour security for the 8 years I was mayor. They followed me everyplace I went. It was because there were threats, threats I don't generally talk about. Some of them have become public recently, most of them haven't. And they took care of me and they put in their records and they handled them the way they handled them. I had nothing to do with the way they handled their records. And they were handled, as far as I know, perfectly appropriately."


Because I know the media are nothing less than scrupulously fair, I'm sure this will get as much attention as "Troopergate" received 14 years ago. Although so far in Campaign 2008, there's been more talk about the adultery committed by Hillary Clinton's husband than the adultery of Giuliani, who, you know, is actually running.