Friday, April 14, 2017

Still out of touch

Hillary Clinton wore $12,500 Armani jacket to talk about income inequality

Posted on April 13, 2017 by Dr. Eowyn

On April 19, 2016, POTUS candidate Hillary Clinton was so tone-deaf that she actually wore a $12,500 Georgio Armani jacket to deliver a speech on income inequality. (Source: CNBC)

This is what the jacket looks like:

Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

The jacket inspired this clever email that’s making the rounds:

I’m not sending this to blast Hillary for giving a speech about inequality while wearing a $12,500 Armani jacket.

I’m posting this to congratulate Armani for being able to sell a potato sack with sleeves for $12,500, which, in this case, holds about 200 pounds of fertilizer.

2 comments:

Anonymous4/14/2017
and they criticized Sarah Palin when the RNC bought her some new clothes.
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Anonymous4/14/2017
At least when you are looking at the potato sack enveloping this dreadful piece of dung, you are not subjected to those gigantic bags under her eyes.
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