Hillary’s flying lapdogs rolled her an orange with a question on it – no, seriously, it has come to this

[rangerrebew]

Hillary’s flying lapdogs rolled her an orange with a question on it – no, seriously, it has come to this
September 7, 2016 | Tom Tillison | Print Article   

 

Since Hillary Clinton spends much of her time avoiding the media, the traveling press pool assigned to her campaign appears to have plenty of time for creativity.

…and to prove just how seriously they take their responsibility to vet the candidate on behalf of the American people.

A Fox News producer, Tamara Gitt, posted an image on Twitter on Tuesday of an orange with a question written on it, explaining that the piece of fruit was rolled to the Democratic presidential nominee while aboard the campaign’s plane.

The hard-hitting question?

Read more: http://www.bizpacreview.com/2016/09/07/hillarys-flying-lapdogs-rolled-orange-question-no-seriously-come-387791#ixzz4JbLVVBHO

[dfwgator]

Hmm, anyone who ever watched The Godfather movies knows what oranges mean.

[Chosen Daughter]

Hillary’s flying lapdogs rolled her an orange with a question on it – no, seriously, it has come to this
September 7, 2016 | Tom Tillison | Print Article   

 

Since Hillary Clinton spends much of her time avoiding the media, the traveling press pool assigned to her campaign appears to have plenty of time for creativity.

…and to prove just how seriously they take their responsibility to vet the candidate on behalf of the American people.

A Fox News producer, Tamara Gitt, posted an image on Twitter on Tuesday of an orange with a question written on it, explaining that the piece of fruit was rolled to the Democratic presidential nominee while aboard the campaign’s plane.

The hard-hitting question?

Read more: http://www.bizpacreview.com/2016/09/07/hillarys-flying-lapdogs-rolled-orange-question-no-seriously-come-387791#ixzz4JbLVVBHO

She can write on the orange without coughing.  Must be pretty boring traveling with Hillary if you have to roll her an orange to ask a question.