“I know that life in the future would be much easier for me with her as president”
“And the best part? He confesses it publicly with each new skyscraper”
“You’d probably see nukes flying all over the place, and nobody wants that”
“A message has been sent; a message not to provoke battles that cannot be won”
“Have you been talking to my husband?”
“Whether I privately call him Mr. Accident or not is nobody else’s concern”
“It makes perfect sense that she’s scarred for life and that she’ll never stop suspecting her husband”
“With all due respect to Jeb, his family has done enough damage already”
“He’s been totally wiped out,” she reported to her daughter. “He’s down to only three houses, and only one is a penthouse in Manhattan. I feel for him—what will his family think when he starts collecting welfare?”
If Clinton did run, we know she would have at least one vote – one Harold Kramer, who announced at his press conference that “The book was pretty good – you know, for a lady writer.”