Hillary Sold Her Soul Again … All You Need Is LOVE To Become President

Rebecca Diserio

Not many would argue that Hillary Clinton seems to have sold her soul more than once throughout her political career. However, her recent sellout catchphrase is enough to nauseate and concern anyone truly interested in the wellbeing of our country. Apparently, even with terror spreading across the globe, economic troubles burdening almost every American family, division running rampant, and our nation slowly caving in under chaos, the cackling Clinton thinks all you need is love to become president.

Hillary Clinton ends all her public appearances the same way these days. Her experiences, playing in the good ol’ boys club, has left her hardened. Hillary carved her place in American politics by playing hard and taking no prisoners, as she ascended to one of the highest offices ever held by a woman in America. If her political/personal life had a theme song for her years since she left the White House it is Alanis Morrisette’s “You Outta Know.”

Hillary met Bill Clinton in 1971 at Yale. The biggest fork in her then extremely bright future was her relationship with Bill Clinton. Reading Hillary’s biography, before Bill, Hillary was on her way, well established and accomplished, immersed in far leftists ideology.

Her Wellesley thesis “There Is Only the Fight . . . “: An Analysis of the Alinsky Model was well received. Connected people in the Democratic party approached her to run for office, saying she could be the first female President of the United States. Betsy Ross Wright, a major mover and shaker in Democratic politics, thought Hillary was the political star, and she felt Hillary’s marriage would potentially hinder her political aspirations.

I’m sure she spends late nights going over that decision to marry Bill and leave Washington D.C. for Arkansas. Although it’s water under the bridge, what could have been was lost in Bill’s multiple affairs.  The first song defining Hillary’s early years, when she left her honesty and integrity in the dust bin, is Tammy Wynette’s “Stand By Your Man.”

That song sums up her pivotal  decision to stay with Bill and lie for Bill. That choice was her defining moment. Her blatant lie — “I’m no Tammy Wynette standing by her man,” she said, but that was exactly what she was doing.  A divorce would be the worse political choice if she ever wanted to achieve her goal of becoming the first female president.

In the video below, notice her southern drawl. Hillary is from Chicago and went to College at Wellesley and Harvard. East coast girls don’t have southern drawls. Here is Hillary’s moment — the moment she sold her soul.

Once challenged in life, taking the wide road of lies and subterfuge, it’s a rare individual who can turn away from money, fame, and power. Hillary’s first song defining her early political life is “Stand By Your Man.”

Hillary’s second song, the years post White House, is “You Outta Know,” a screaming tirade about a woman done wrong by her man, who once stood by him, but no more. Now living separate lives, Hillary tells Bill “you outta know” that you owe me. She made him president, and it was his turn to now stand by her and make her president.

That hardened exterior Hillary is so well-known for must now be shed. Focus groups have stated that Hillary is not liked, her personality is too harsh. So, once again, Hillary will change who she is, all in the name of the continuing sell out of her soul. This time she needs to show love and kindness. Hillary’s new theme song is “All You Need Is Love.”

Recent quotes from this new Hillary [via the Associated Press]:

 “We’ve got to do everything we can to weed out hate and plant love and kindness,” she told a crowd of several hundred.

In Alabama, she told lawyers celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Montgomery bus boycott that justice means “standing beside love.” In Atlanta, Clinton promised black ministers she’d run on a “love and kindness platform.” After Trump said he’d block Muslims from entering the country, her campaign quickly churned out a new catch phrase: “Love trumps hate.”

Today, Clinton rarely ends her remarks without asking her audience to consider adding some “love and kindness” to their daily lives.

“It may be unusual for a presidential candidate to say we need more love and kindness in this country, but I think that’s exactly what we need,” she said in Salem, New Hampshire, on Tuesday.

From “Stand By Your Man” and “You Outta Know” to “All You Need Is Love,” Hillary Clinton’s road to her life’s goal has come fill circle to the concept of “love.” Back on that couch, standing by her man, she sold her soul. She was already indoctrinated into the art of deception and fake emotion, devoting her thesis to Saul Alinsky, an evil man who dedicated his book with the following quote:

Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history (and who is to know where mythology leaves off and history begins — or which is which), the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom — Lucifer

Hillary is an evil woman who used the great gifts God gave her for self-interest at any cost. She chose lying to the American people over integrity. Instead of true love, she’s chosen using anyone and everything. If she becomes President woe to this nation.

In her great desperation to become President Hillary Clinton, she will morph into anything needed, a loving wife, lying for her husband; a hardcore Secretary of State, lying about her dereliction of duty that killed four Americans; and the Democratic candidate, lying to portray herself into the Mother Teresa of American politics.

[h/t Washington Free Beacon]