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Clintons as Mob Family, Bimbos, and Presidential Sexual Predators Through History

from The October Surprise · #14

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6 min

Tim and Ray compare Hillary to a mob wife who liked the power that came with looking the other way, then survey a history of presidential sexual behavior from JFK to LBJ, and mock the Clinton campaign's spin on the accusers versus Trump's brazen lying.

In this bit10 moments
  • 13:14Hillary Clinton presented as inspiring to young women who are also sociopaths, claiming she stayed with her cheating husband when really the situation is more like Cosby's wife.
  • 13:40Comparison of Hillary to a mob wife who knew where the money was coming from and liked the power it gave her family.
  • 14:27Tim argues the real obstacle to Clinton power was her husband's behavior with women, using his word 'bimbos' for them.
  • 14:42Presidents from JFK to Johnson used sexual behavior as a major tool, with Johnson literally exposing himself to staffers on Air Force One.
  • 15:32America presents itself as puritanical but is actually sexually depraved due to repression, a dynamic that plays out in political systems where sexual assault and blackmail happen without consequence.
  • 16:26Trump bringing Clinton accusers to sit next to him at a debate is funny because these same women were called ugly by Trump in the 90s when he faced his own accusations.
  • 17:11The system rewards narcissists and sociopaths because they don't care what comes next, making them the most successful people.
  • 17:36Trump is a far more substantial liar than anyone else, with unprecedented brazenness that even stupid Americans recognize as false.
  • 18:20Fact-checking is irrelevant because the same fact-checkers apply different standards to different politicians, cherry-picking statistics to reach predetermined conclusions.
  • 19:03Past journalists like Murrow and Cronkite at least strived toward the appearance of objectivity, unlike modern media figures who openly engage in psychological warfare.
Mentioned here

Hillary ClintonDonald TrumpLyndon B. JohnsonBill ClintonJohn F. KennedyMartha RaddatzWalter CronkiteRuss BakerKurt VonnegutEdward R. MurrowGerald FordRonald Reagan

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