The Rodham Résumé is accentuated dead bodies, lots of travel on our dime, lots of lies and a lingering bad smell. But at this point "What difference does it make?"
The “smart, accomplished” Huma Abedin's (sounds like something made from chic peas) Résumé leaves less in its wake, but it does have the Character Reference from the Muslim Brotherhood.
Anthony Weiner’s Résumé is, well, just a wiener.
The relationship between these people begs the questions: Didn't Abedin know Weiner is Jewish and didn't Weiner know Abedin is Muslim? Isn't there usually a problem lurking there? And didn't Hillary Clinton know that about each of them?
Were they all too Politically Correct in their mental stultification to be cognizant of those facts or does their lust for ill gained power and fortune trump all that? m/r
Lords of the Transition Team | National Review Online
Our leadership class’s real accomplishment is résumé padding.
By Mark Steyn - August 2, 2013
Let us put aside, as he so rarely does, Anthony Weiner’s
spambot penis, and consider his wife and putative first lady. By universal
consent, Huma Abedin is “smart, accomplished” (the Guardian), “whip-smart” (The
Week), “accomplished” (Time), “smart and accomplished” (the Daily News) — oh,
and did I mention “accomplished” (Forbes)?
So, if she’s so smart, what has she accomplished? Let us put
aside her Muslim Brotherhood family background — let us put it aside in the
same corner as Anthony Weiner’s infidel penis, the Muslim Brotherhood being one
of the few things on the planet rising even more spectacularly than Anthony.
Instead, consider merely the official résumé. Huma Abedin’s present employment
is as “head of Hillary Clinton’s transition team.” Mrs Clinton, you may recall,
was once secretary of state. This was way back in January. Since then, she has
been “transitioning away from government to become more involved in her
family’s charitable foundation.” You can’t make a “transition” without a
“transition team.” Well, not in America. Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands
recently abdicated and managed to transition away from being queen back to the
non-queen sector without benefit of a “transition team.” But it would be
entirely unreasonable to expect U.S. cabinet officials to attempt the same
tricky maneuver.
In 2001, Bill Clinton was struggling with his own
“transition back to private life.” He was reported by his ever reliable New
York Times stenographer Adam Nagourney to be having difficulty “trying to place
his own telephone calls.” The telephone is a technology many older people can
have problems with, particularly if they had a full-time staff to place their
calls throughout the Nineties. The 1890s, that is. So, alone in retirement at
Chappaqua, a bewildered Bill would pick up the speaking tube and bark, “Hello,
Central, get me Gennifer Flowers.” Fortunately, he was able to make a full
recovery, and has since earned (according to CNN) $89 million in “speaking
fees.” But few others could manage their “transition” quite that adroitly. So
for the last six months the smart, accomplished Huma Abedin has been the
executive supremo of Mrs. Clinton’s “transition team.”
Is this a grueling,
time-consuming burden?
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