Fully vaccinated and boosted
Hillary Rodham Clinton recently tested positive for COVID-19. She joins other
fully vaccinated and boosted Democratic luminaries such as Barack Hussein Obama
and Jen Psaki in contracting the coronavirus.
The former First Lady took to
Twitter to tell us: "Well, I've tested positive for COVID. I've got
some mild cold symptoms but am feeling fine. I'm more grateful than ever for
the protection vaccines can provide against serious illness. Please get
vaccinated and boosted if you haven't already!”
In the old days,
vaccines prevented one from contracting diseases. You know, like smallpox,
mumps, and polio, for example. No one said, “I’m more grateful than ever that
the smallpox/mumps/polio I’ve contracted hasn’t led to serious illness.”
But I digress.
The two-time loser
added, “Bill tested negative and is feeling fine. He's quarantining until our
household is fully in the clear. Movie
recommendations appreciated!" Two observations here:
First, Bill has probably been “quarantined” to the Clinton’s basement couch
since the Lewinsky scandal. And second, Hillary exposed herself to much
ridicule in asking for “movie recommendations.”
As was evidenced by the
person who suggested she watch “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi.” Or
the ones who thought she might enjoy “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich,”
“Impeachment: American Crime Story,” or “Liar Liar” with Jim Carrey.
I would suggest Madame
Pantsuit watch 1980’s “Hussy” with Dame Helen Mirren. I would also offer up
“Black Hawk Down” for her viewing pleasure. 2012’s “Rape” or 1987’s “White
Water Summer” with Kevin Bacon would be appropriate, too. Bonus: Hillary might
then be inspired to play a modified version of “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon,” a
game in which you try to find the
shortest path between a given actor and Kevin Bacon, and in which connections
can only be made between actors who have appeared together in a movie. In this
version, “Six Degrees of Bill Clinton,” Hillary could try to find the
shortest path between any actress—or female in general-- and her dearly beloved
horndog hubby, and in which connections can only be made between those who have
appeared together between the sheets. What fun!
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