Is it that it is Hillary's fault that everybody did not get a pony? Or is he a Hillary supporter, and this is satire of Bernie's "everybody gets a pony." In the article, the ponies are plural. Last I had seen, he had a permit for one pony in one parking space.
I'm confused!
I hope the little pony is well cared for by this Boot-Hat Guy.
By DAVE SOLOMON
State House Bureau
December 05. 2017 4:16PM
Vermin Supreme pays for parking ahead of the arrival of ponies across the street from a Hilary Clinton book signing in Concord Tuesday.(DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
Hillary Clinton gets a laugh from Vermin Supreme, who was staging an event across the street from her book signing at Gibson's in Concord on Tuesday.(DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)CONCORD – More than 1,000 Hillary Clinton fans crowded the South Main Street sidewalk in front of Gibson’s bookstore Tuesday morning, in a line that snaked around the block and through the store.They waited patiently in a soft winter rain, some for hours, to meet the former First Lady, U.S. Senator, Secretary of State and presidential nominee.
Tickets to the event were $30, which included admission to the book signing and a signed copy of “What Happened.” The book’s cover price is $30, although some large retailers have priced it as low as $17. Most people walked through the line with no book in hand to exchange greetings with Clinton and picked up their signed copy on the way out.
“We’ve got to keep fighting, don’t we,” she said to one fan, who expressed disappointment at the outcome of the 2016 presidential race.
After two presidential campaigns with her husband, and two on her own, Clinton has made many friends in New Hampshire over the years.
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We have a soft spot for New Hampshire.
boston.cbslocal.comHillary Clinton Signs Books In NH, Brushes Off Question On Voter Fraud « CBS Boston
About 1,000 people waited outside in light rain to meet the former Democratic presidential nominee and get a signed copy of her new book about her failed 2016 campaign, “What Happened.”
“I love coming to New Hampshire, and I love the friends that I’ve made over 25 years now. So any chance I have to come back, I am anxious to take it,” she said shortly after the signing got underway.
Clinton won New Hampshire’s four electoral votes, though Trump insists he lost the state only because “thousands” of people came by bus to vote against him. He also has created a commission to investigate allegations — offered without evidence — that millions of people voted illegally nationwide in 2016.
