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Hillary Clinton has been implicated in dozens of unbelievable scandals in her long career, and some of them are absolutely horrible. The Benghazi scandal, her history of apparent influence-peddling, her “poor judgement” in compromising her own email security, followed by a cover-up by deleting emails, these are just a few of her more obvious and memorable transgressions. But in this list we’ll look at just 10 of the exaggerations and outright lies she has told, when telling the truth would’ve clearly been the better option.
Compulsive lying is a sociopathic behavior and these 10 examples – where she was caught red-handed – are surely just the tip of the Clinton iceberg of dishonesty.
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Sure as hell there are hundreds…
She herself is a useless exaggeration
I would hate to have the job of sorting that one out… it would require overtime!
#Killer&Barry4Prison
LOL top 10 lies? That like 10 drops of water in the ocean isn’t it?
The headline should go on to read………….Lies and Exagerrations of this past month. That would be a much more factual depiction of the truth.
To bad. You all need to get over it..trumps are putos.
“One cries because one is sad. For example, I cry because people are stupid and that makes me sad.” Sheldon C. #crookedhillary the lying career criminal strikes again.
One thing she didn’t completely lie about was her name. Minus Rotten !
Here are a few highlights of Hillary’s speeches to Wall Street and Big Banks. Deutche Bank–485,000 for one speech. Goldman Sachs–675,000 for 3 speeches, Morgan Stanely–255,000 for each one (forgot how many), Bank of America, UBS, Fidelity– all 225,000 per speech. Numerous universities all at around 225,000 a pop. That is good work if you can get it. But, it begs the question: What did she have to say that was so important that it cost that much to hear some old lady run her mouth for an hour. It really had to be bribes and payoffs disguised in the form of speakig fees because nobody, but nobody has anything to say worth that much money.