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Hillary Clinton: I wanted to make ‘voodoo dolls’ of lawmakers, reporters and stick them with pins

In her new book, What Happened, Hillary Clinton, the most evil person ever nominated to the White House by a major party, admitted that she wanted to make voodoo dolls of lawmakers and reporters and “stick them full of pins” out of frustration over the coverage of her illegal email server, Breitbart reported Tuesday.

“It was a dumb mistake,” she wrote of her private server. “But an even dumber ‘scandal.’ It was like quicksand: the more you struggle, the deeper you sink. At times, I thought I must be going crazy. Other times, I was sure it was the world that had gone nuts. Sometimes I snapped at my staff. I was tempted to make voodoo dolls of certain members of the press and Congress and stick them full of pins. Mostly, I was furious at myself.”

“That sounds sane,” said a post at the Gateway Pundit.

Breitbart added:

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This isn’t the first time Clinton wrote about voodoo, which Google’s dictionary defines as a “religious cult practiced in the Caribbean and the southern US, combining elements of Roman Catholic ritual with traditional African magical and religious rites, and characterized by sorcery and spirit possession.”

In her previous memoir, Hard Choices, Clinton described attending a voodoo spirit ceremony with a “voodoo priest” during her honeymoon with Bill Clinton in Haiti in 1975.

In that book, Clinton wrote:

One of the most memorable experiences of our trip was meeting a local voodoo priest named Max Beauvoir.

He invited us to attend one of his ceremonies. We saw Haitians “seized with spirits” walk on hot coals, bite the heads off live chickens, and chew glass, spit out the shards, and not bleed. At the end of the ceremony, the people claimed the dark spirits had departed.

Google defines voodoo as a “a black religious cult practiced in the Caribbean and the southern US, combining elements of Roman Catholic ritual with traditional African magical and religious rites, and characterized by sorcery and spirit possession.”

The Daily Caller added:

Clinton in part blames former FBI Director James Comey for her loss of the election in her book, but relies on his 2016 testimony before Congress to try and justify her use of an unauthorized email server. Clinton cites Comey’s statement that she only set it up as a matter of convenience in another attempt to explain the server away.

“Given my inability to explain this mess, I decided to let other voices tell the story this time. I hope that it helps to connect the dots and explain what did and equally important, didn’t happen,” Clinton notes, adding that releasing her frustration is “good for her mental health.”

Clinton, as we’ve reported, has basically blamed the entire planet for her 2016 election loss in her new book, which has already been discounted by Walmart and Amazon.

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