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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

‘Texts From Hillary’ Imagines Clinton’s Correspondences

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton checks her PDA upon her departure in a military C-17 plane from Malta bound for Tripoli, Libya October 18, 2011. (REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque )

Have you gotten a text from Hillary?

It’s unlikely that any of us will get a text from Secretary of State Clinton– a new website will have to do.

It’s called “Texts From Hillary,” and it was inspired by a photo of Clinton in sunglasses texting.

The site creators are asking, what do you thinks she’s saying? And it imagines conversations with everyone from President Obama to Jon Stewart.

In one parody, there’s a photo of President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden looking at a mobile device. They’re imagined saying “She’s going to love the new Justin Bieber video!”

“Back to work Boys,” is the Clinton parody response.

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  • Deevieira

    love the Margaret Thatcher broach…

  • Milo

    Hillary Rottweiler Clinton, the New World Order’s attack dog against those on the planet who refuse to march to Washington’s tune.

  • Matamoros

    “Not now Ambassador Stevens…”

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