Two Has-Beens; Who Wore it Better?

[mountaineer]

Friday, March 31, 2017
Two Has-Beens: Who Wore It Better?

And you thought it was bad when the media tried to tell us Michelle Obama was a fashion icon, never dreaming that it could get worse.

    The former First Lady and Secretary of State swapped her signature pantsuit for a badass black leather blazer during her first major post-election speech on Tuesday.

    Social media swooned over Clinton’s sudden sartorial shift at the Professional Business Women of California conference, where she came out swinging against Republicans.

“Badass” Hillary Clinton still has skin in the game; showing who’s the boss.

Also keeping skin in the “badass” game, Barack-my-wide-belt-on-my-non-mom-skinny-jeans-matches-my-badass-leather-bomber-jacket Obama:

    Former President Barack Obama has been building his own fashion fan club since leaving the political limelight, especially with a slim brown leather jacket that he sported on his return trip from the Virgin Islands earlier this month.

…and they both match my perfectly polished shoes. Handbag optional.

    Clinton and Obama are making a statement in sporting these skins. “Both of them are rocking this new, confident style.”…Now that neither political figure is embodying the role of president or presidential candidate, they are each free “to express their real personalities with how they dress.” - Money-ish

Read the rest at Michelle Obama's Mirror

[mountaineer]

And then there's this fawning expose of Shrillary's new fashion sense:

Hillary Clinton Sent an Important Message with Her Latest Pantsuit
Her choice of color is no coincidence.
Vanity Fair

Hillary Clinton sent a poignant message with her bright red pantsuit on Tuesday afternoon at the Girls Inc. luncheon in New York City. Clinton’s suit color of choice is no coincidence. She spoke to the group one day before the Day Without A Woman protest and the International Women’s Strike on March 8, when many women will stay home from work and school, refrain from spending money (with the exception of local or female-owned businesses), and march in the streets.

Red is the color associated with the movement, signaling love, energy, and determination. Those who are unable to take the day off in protest are encouraged to wear the color to stand in solidarity with other women. Clinton wearing the color was a show of support for the initiative.  ...

Barf.

[EC]

Trying to humanize Hillary. Yup, she's running again. 

[mountaineer]

She'll need a full-time staff member to keep her propped upright.

[EC]

She'll need a full-time staff member to keep her propped upright.

I dunno. Robotics are getting better and better these days.

[Frank Cannon]

Hitlary speeches are so important the Leftists are forced to talk about her jacket to make it news. Hilarious.

[mountaineer]

Hitlary speeches are so important the Leftists are forced to talk about her jacket to make it news. Hilarious.

  Good point.

[mountaineer]

The shrew's speechifying now is a daily event. She's baaaack.

Hillary Clinton Takes Apparent Shot at Trump for Using ‘Evidence and Facts’
BY: Sam Dorman
March 31, 2017 11:45 am

Failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton took an apparent swipe at President Donald Trump on Friday by jokingly touting her use of "evidence and facts."

"When women participate in peace making we are all safer and more secure," Clinton said during a speech at Georgetown University on "the important role that women can play in international politics and peace building efforts."

"Studies show–here I go again talking about research, evidence, and facts," Clinton then said. The crowd cheered and applauded loudly for about 20 seconds as Clinton laughed and smiled. She then shrugged and continued with her remarks.

Clinton supporters have criticized Trump for his recent accusations that the Obama administration wiretapped him, arguing the president has no facts to support his claim. During the 2016 presidential campaign, Clinton repeatedly attacked Trump for not listening to scientific evidence regarding his views on climate change.

Clinton was speaking at the 2017 Hillary Rodham Clinton Awards for Advancing Women in Peace and Security. The ceremony is held each year by the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace, and Security "for exceptional leadership in recognizing the important role of women in creating a more peaceful and secure world."

During her speech, Clinton also appeared to take a shot at Trump's White House counselor, Kellyanne Conway.  ...

Free Beacon

Ooh, flat hair.

[Polly Ticks]

Where are all the PETA protests?

[Joe Wooten]

Where are all the PETA protests?

Yeah, all those poor Naugas........

[geronl]

Yeah, all those poor Naugas........

 

She's gonna bring her guitar and a stool and sing Johnny Cash songs.

[mountaineer]