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Hillary is Such a Pleasure for the Secret Service

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I'm actually a little bit surprised that there are books written by former Secret Service agents. It doesn't really bother me at all, but it seems like they would have to sign some sort of strict NDA as a condition of employment .

 

Surprisingly they do not sign a confidentiality oath, it's more of an unwritten rule that you don't talk about what you see. I remember back in the 90's when there was a book about Kennedy's affairs and some of the agents were quite upset that others had talked.

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I remember in that book written by the former secret service agent, Hillary was probably the most hated First Lady with Nancy Reagan at #2. But I'm pretty sure Bill was fairly well-liked, as were most of the Presidents.

 

That is what I recall as well from the book. Nancy seemed like a piece of work.

Shame he didnt just waylay her in the back of the head after that then slap her in the mouth and say "I said Good Morning" "And Your Welcome"

 

Wow.

Wow.

 

She wants to act big and bad.

She wants to act big and bad.

 

And the way to respond to women who wish to do so is to slap them in the mouth.

 

Really?

And the way to respond to women who wish to do so is to slap them in the mouth.

 

Really?

 

I dont consider her a woman.

 

And dont even try to bring in ITS A WOMAN and crap like that. I've never or will ever hit a woman, but if she said that to me like that I may make an exception. Its called manners and she needs some.

I dont consider her a woman.

 

Wow.

I am thankful that I grew up with the value system I did!

Shame he didnt just waylay her in the back of the head after that then slap her in the mouth and say "I said Good Morning" "And Your Welcome"

 

:ohbrother:

Wow.

 

I am thankful that I grew up with the value system I did!

 

So...I take it that if Ike Turner were running in this election, he'd get at least one vote?:idunno:

That is what I recall as well from the book. Nancy seemed like a piece of work.

 

The book said that Nancy was very controlling & was one of the most disliked people they had to serve. Lyndon Johnson was the same, as well as the entire Carter family.

 

They didn't care for Al Gore, Richard Nixon, John McCain, & GWB's twin girls.

 

They liked Gerald Ford, both Bush Presidents, the Cheney's, Bill Clinton, Tipper Gore, Cindy McCain, Joe Biden, & the Obama's.

 

They loved Ronald Reagan, Barbara Bush, & Laura Bush.

 

The book also greatly detailed JFK's & LBJ's sexual escapades, but said that Bill Clinton's extracurricular activity was greatly exaggerated.

 

But as to this original thread topic, Hillary was on the level with Nancy Reagan, LBJ, & the Carter's.

I dont consider her a woman.

 

And dont even try to bring in ITS A WOMAN and crap like that. I've never or will ever hit a woman, but if she said that to me like that I may make an exception. Its called manners and she needs some.

 

Whatever justification helps you sleep at night...

Whatever justification helps you sleep at night...

 

I sleep great.

So...I take it that if Ike Turner were running in this election, he'd get at least one vote?:idunno:

 

Sounds like it.:clap:

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