Clinton aide Mary Ellen Glenn emails that the Secretary of State’s question about a relic in a Mexican church — portrayed in the Mexican press and here as a gaffe — was actually a misunderstanding.
Clinton asked, the monsignor showing her around later reportedly told the Mexican press, who had painted the Virgin of Guadalupe on a famous cloak. “God,” the priest replied.
But Glynn points out that Clinton and the priest were looking at a replica of the cloak on the first floor of the Basilica, not at the
“Secretary Clinton remarked on a replica of the Guadalupe image, not the actual image,” she emailed.
I can’t trust the Catholic News Agency?!?!?
Who CAN I trust!?
Well…um….Robert Byrd!!11!!11!
(Take the day off, Mr. Tea! You’ve earned it!)
Some con pulling shit out of their ass? (The repository of con knowledge.)
Say it aint so!
Future Shorter Jay Tea: Oh yeah! Democrats have been wrong too!! Uh huh!! (wipes nose with sleeve)
Clearly, until we see the video and/or telepathic recordings of Secretary Clinton’s thoughts at the exact moment of the question, we cannot definitively rule out the original story.
We’ll have to put up with Republican fantasies like this one for eight more years.
In relative terms, I guess it’s a small price to pay.
Even John Hinderacker at Powerline seemed a little skeptical about the initial CNA story about Hillary’s supposed “gaffe.”
photoshop and fake “gaffes” are all they’ve got