We're learning more about Hillary Clinton;
it's not pretty
Posted By: Hazymac, 6/20/2026 6:35:47 PM
Buzz Patterson was the Air Force pilot who, as a Major, carried the nuclear football for Bill Clinton. He has since written several best-selling books about his experiences in the Clinton White House. He has also written about those experiences on X. The Daily Mail provides some insight: [Patterson] said he primarily lived in the White House and was 'always in close proximity to both Bill and Hill', which made him quickly learn that the mood of the day 'depended solely on the presence or absence of Hillary.' [skip] He said in his X post that the day-to-day work for Clinton varied dramatically based on Hillary's whims,
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Columbus, Ohio Parks & Rec DELETES post celebrating “Somali Independence Day” afterintense backlash: pic.twitter.com/0f6ZKvg0WL
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NBC Miami reported:
A man who was shot by a woman during what authorities said was a dispute over a parking space at a North Lauderdale Walmart has died, officials said.