‘Hillary’ lands in Sundance — and the 2020 election — like a hand grenade

[mountaineer]

‘Hillary’ lands in Sundance — and the 2020 election — like a hand grenade
By Johnny Oleksinski
January 26, 2020 | 12:57am

PARK CITY, Utah — Hillary Clinton threw a hand grenade at the 2020 Democratic presidential primary election Saturday with her new documentary, “Hillary.”

The one-sided, four-part Hulu series about her life premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, and everything you’ve heard is true — Clinton comes off like Rambo when she talks about current Democratic candidate, and former rival, Sen. Bernie Sanders.

In behind-the-scenes footage from the night of the 2016 Iowa caucus, we see Clinton seething over the shocking success of her competitor, whom she sees as little more than a Vermont snake oil salesman.  ...

For the most part, though, the overlong “Hillary” isn’t so much a documentary as a memoir. It’s mostly narrated by Clinton herself, with contributions from close friends, family members, campaign staffers and a couple journalists from the Washington Post and the New York Times. Several of the newspaper writers teared up when recalling Clinton’s loss.

And “Hillary” premiered just 10 days before the Iowa caucus. Funny, that.

Full story at NY Post

[sneakypete]

@mountaineer

And “Hillary” premiered just 10 days before the Iowa caucus. Funny, that.

I am sure that was just a coinkydink.

Pull my finger.

[truth_seeker]

Ya think Hillary isn't "Seething," this time about Kobe's unfortunate demise?

(took "her" story off page one.)

[GtHawk]

Ya think Hillary isn't "Seething," this time about Kobe's unfortunate demise?

(took "her" story off page one.)

Kind of like hubby whining that 9/11 didn't happen, the actual destruction, on his watch.