When Andrea Mitchell knows you're lying - wow - watch DWS try to defend Hillary.
I know! She would never lie.
DWS tries to defend Hillary's lie but Andrea is not having it.
Video at link....
http://wp.me/p3rVTb-19bU
In fact, Schultz seemed downright testy as she asked host Andrea Mitchell, “Why on earth are we talking about this?”
On Friday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” Mitchell played a video of Clinton retelling the story of how she tried to join the Marine Corps in the 1970s and was rejected.
Mitchell said the story “doesn’t track” with Clinton’s biography and even pointed out that Washington Post fact checker, Glenn Kessler, gave the claim two pinocchios.
Mitchell tried to reconcile Clinton’s claim with the fact that she was very anti-war at that time, and presented the question to Wasserman Schultz.
Washington Post didn't buy her lie either
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2015/11/12/hillary-clintons-claim-that-she-tried-to-join-the-marines/
Neither did the NYT
http://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/15/us/hillary-clinton-says-she-once-tried-to-be-marine.html
The Marines themselves also questioned it, but did not go as far as calling it a lie
http://www.marinecorpstimes.com/story/military/2015/11/12/why-hillary-clinton-says-marine-corps-turned-her-away/75651518/
#WhichHillary ??
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about both of them. Debbie needs to be voted out of office. number of debates & joke of schedule, supporting Pay Day loans & Hillary Clinton the liar! Why Hillary
feels the need to lie this day in age is weird! Heard of Internet?
She could have been a Marine and everything. If they just would have given her a gun in Bosnia I bet she could have wiped out those snipers. And she never lies! Never! 
Beautiful!
who already have their minds made up. 
Just to prove a point?
Oh - I am sure that would really impress those who have worn the uniform
They would not have hesitated for a moment.
"Don't move George!"
With Hillary bent over a globe, rubbing it on both sides, whispering to herself, "Someday this will all be mine."
There's always a kernel of truth in her stories. She did land in Bosnia. She just got the sniper part wrong. I think she did go and talk to a recruiter. The issue is why?
I mean, she'd gone down there to marry him. She was handed a job at the Arkansas Law School because of her connections with him (cause brand new lawyers with no experience as licensed attorneys don't get hired to teach at law schools - she never even made law review! and no advanced law degree). She'd put all her eggs in one basket, and HRC was never one to admit a mistake (which is why she hid for decades, even from her closest friends, that she'd failed the D.C. bar exam). I think the whole episode could have been, "I'll call off the wedding, run away from you & join the military, and how will you explain that to everyone? Unless you promise me you'll never do (fill in the blank) again. And never having passed the D.C. bar exam, she couldn't go back there. Wonder if she even told Bill about that at the time.
Now what could he have done? Hmmmmm?
Like I've always said, Shakespeare could write a three play tragedy/history about those 2.
In the earlier discussion of this incident some months back, there was a quote from Bill laughing about how she'd gone to a recruiting office.
Her husband, former President Bill Clinton, repeated the story — swapping the Marines for the Army — while addressing a crowd in Columbus, Ind., in April 2008, according to an ABC News report.
Possibly to avoid being one-upped on Indiana national security politics, former President Bill Clinton told a crowd in Columbus, Indiana, today that his wife had tried to join the Army.Listen to an excerpt HERE. "I remember when we were young, right out of law school, she went down and tried to join the Army and they said 'Your eyes are so bad, nobody will take you,'" he said, after heralding her record on issues of concern to the military, such as body armor and access to health care.I assume this is a version of the "Hillary Clinton tried to join the Marines" anecdote that then-First Lady Clinton told in 1994 that we wondered about since it's a story she never seems to have told again.The original story was that in Fayetteville, Arkansas, in 1975, Hillary walked into a local Marines recruiting office. The Marine recruiter looked at her, she recalled, and asked how old she was. Twenty-seven, she said."He looked at me, and in those days that was before I learned how to wear contact lenses," Sen. Clinton told a crowd of women veterans in 1994. "I had these really thick glasses on. He said, ‘How bad's your eyesight?' I said, ‘It's pretty bad.' …Finally said to me, he said, 'You're too old. You can't see. And you're a woman.…But maybe the dogs would take you.'""Dogs" being a reference to the Army.)Perhaps she did so -- and hence Bill Clinton's Army story today?Or maybe he's conflating the two stories?(Add that Bosnian sniper fire, and you might have something there that Julia Roberts would want to option.)-- jpt
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/04/bill-clinton-sa.html
The Washington Post tracked down some of Clinton’s friends who confirmed that she approached the recruiter but said she did not actually want to enlist.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2015/11/12/hillary-clintons-claim-that-she-tried-to-join-the-marines/
Oh god, if only she had signed up!
What does DWS's nickname become
