An excerpt from Hillary Clinton’s famous 1996 book “It Takes A Village” has been circulating online and courting controversy for its depiction of prison inmates working at the Arkansas governor’s mansion.
Posted by activist Jeanette Jing, the first-person passage describes how Clinton “enforced rules strictly and sent back to prison any inmate who broke a rule.” The inmates, who Clinton said were typically “African American men in their thirties who had already served twelve to eighteen years of their sentences,” worked on the grounds without compensation.
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LISTEN to their Whales (cry ! Cry !) No. Clinton. Your Days fine no numbers !!
ReplyDeleteHow can they be so hard on her?
ReplyDeleteAfter all, she does carry a bottle of hot sauce in her purse. :-)
This just shows what a disingenuous phony she is.
9:59 AM - WTH was that?
ReplyDeleteAmerica is the Clinton Plantation, and you know what I mean.
ReplyDelete11:18, You mean the democrat plantation. But then they do not care because they gets freebies.
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