Hillary Clinton’s ability to lie about even the most mundane things borders on a psychological disorder at this point.
This past weekend, the Democrat presidential candidate told a story she allegedly just heard the day before from a supporter.
Clinton told WHO TV in Iowa the following analogy about her private email scandal, alleging that what she did was perfectly legal at the time:
“The best explanation I hear of this I heard yesterday in Des Moines from a man I was talking to… He said, ‘This is like you drive through the same intersection for years and the speed limit is 35 and they you move out of town and they change the speed limit to 25. And then they start sending you tickets.'”
To be clear, that is a story she claims she heard “yesterday” as told by a random man from Des Moines.
Unfortunately for Clinton, the story she allegedly heard yesterday was told three weeks ago … by her.
At a meeting with the Des Moines Register editorial board in mid-January, Clinton gave the same speed limit analogy.
“If you’re going to be retroactively classifying materials that’s an impossible standard. You know it’d be like somebody in the Department of Transportation setting speed limits that had cameras where cars were going down a road, and pictures of license plates were being taken and let’s say the speed limit was 35. And then retroactively the police say that speed limit should’ve been 25, so let’s go back and look at anybody who drove down that road and exceeded 25, we need to follow up on that.”
Fox News’ Ed Henry pointed out the similarities which left he, Megyn Kelly, and the rest of the crew on set, laughing at Mrs. Clinton.
Watch Hillary get caught in another lie below …
Why couldn’t she just say the analogy is something she personally came up with, or the people working on her campaign came up with? Why did she have to say it came “yesterday” from “a man” in Iowa?
She’s lying just to lie.
Henry reminded viewers that this is yet another example of why voters find Clinton to be dishonest.
“Gives you an idea of one of the reasons why this whole question of trust, being honest has dogged her throughout the campaign,” he said.
Comment: Is there anything Hillary Clinton is unwilling to lie about? Is this just a simple misunderstanding, or yet another example of a bigger honesty issue when it comes to Hillary? We’d like to hear your opinion below.
