There are many reasons why sensible Americans (or just those who are just sane), would wish Hillary Clinton would stop talking and go away. She has an entitlement that dwarfs Hercules and the Corona Borealis Great Wall. She can’t keep out of public view or, worse, out of public hearing. And yet, trying to find anything that she said since being a Goldwater Girl makes sense is like searching for a strand of hay among the world’s largest stack of needles.
In the most recent, Her Imperial Majesty used X to chastise Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy over the ages of the members of the DOGE team that will be updating the nation’s aircraft system. Secretary Duffy then turned and politely, but firmly, scolded her.
The Secretary wrote:
Madam Secretary, with all due respect, “experienced” Washington bureaucrats are the reason our nation’s infrastructure is crumbling. You need to sit this one out.
As Her Imperial Majesty tries to get out of this field of rakes, let’s look at the details of the plank that she ignores to criticize the mole in Sean Duffy’s eye.
The first issue is age. Her Imperial Highness belongs to a party that advocates for 16-year-olds to be able to vote and that believes that 12-year-olds should have their wedding tackles permanently removed. I’d like to remind Her Imperial Highness that her husband, who is a very wandering man, has also been known to wander off with young interns at the White House.
As the new Secretary for Transportation has pointed out aptly, the best reason to bring in outsiders – even young ones – to audit these systems and reduce waste is that we have used the old model up until the wheels fell off. The federal system is a farewell to the past, a playground of the corrupt, and a labyrinth where taxpayer dollars disappear, but occasionally a few cents on the dollar are found to be used for some real purpose.
The system of Her Imperial Majesty is outdated and broken. The poster girl for all that’s wrong with the system is Mrs. Clinton. She was the one who voters rejected to make way for Donald Trump on his first attempt.
