Walid
Shoebat and Ben Barrack
Was Mrs. Weiner (Huma
Abedin), the Deputy Chief of Staff to Hillary Clinton unaware that
her mother was reported as a member of the Muslim Brotherhood? Did
western media miss what has been REVEALED in several Arab newspapers,
which remained SECRET in American government circles?...
She has admirable character, deep abiding beliefs about herself and those that comprise her devotions. No one has the right to judge her. NO ONE.
I heard a comment that was completely irreverent to the USA brain trust. I don't see Huma as a woman in need of guidance to kick her man to the curb. That said, she is a very valuable woman to this democracy. Her Pakistan roots alone brings insight to this country we cannot afford to lose.
Someone stated something like, "Both she and he are narcissistic and convinced they are irreplaceable to the the USA." Well. Yeah, they are. If valuing themselves in the reality of the USA's democracy is narcissistic, then I guess so.
To be completely honest. I find her critics PATHETIC.
Hillary’s Secret Weapon; Huma Abedin oversees every minute of Senator Clinton’s day.
Byline: Rebecca Johnson (click here)
It’s the morning after the second set of Democratic debates. Huma Abedin has had three hours of sleep and four cups of coffee, but her black Prada suit is wrinkle-free, her skin is flawless, and her long, luxurious hair is blow-dried into the kind of bouncy waves you see mostly in shampoo commercials. Her mind, however, is on her boss. As Hillary Clinton basks in the adoration of 500 of New York’s most powerful women, all of whom paid $250 a head for breakfast, Abedin watches proudly from the back of the room. “We’re on such a high from last night,” she says. “I was so nervous I got teary. It was like watching your kid go off to kindergarten, but I thought she did great.”
Today, however, is a new day with a new set of problems waiting to be solved. At the moment, it’s the generic ballroom in a Hilton hotel, which looks too much like, well, a generic ballroom in a Hilton hotel. Where are the Hillary banners? Or the floor with the campaign logo that looks so good in photographs? “It’s just,” Huma explains, clicking away on one of the two BlackBerrys that constitute her traveling office, “you want everything to be perfect."...
She has admirable character, deep abiding beliefs about herself and those that comprise her devotions. No one has the right to judge her. NO ONE.
I heard a comment that was completely irreverent to the USA brain trust. I don't see Huma as a woman in need of guidance to kick her man to the curb. That said, she is a very valuable woman to this democracy. Her Pakistan roots alone brings insight to this country we cannot afford to lose.
Someone stated something like, "Both she and he are narcissistic and convinced they are irreplaceable to the the USA." Well. Yeah, they are. If valuing themselves in the reality of the USA's democracy is narcissistic, then I guess so.
To be completely honest. I find her critics PATHETIC.
Hillary’s Secret Weapon; Huma Abedin oversees every minute of Senator Clinton’s day.
Byline: Rebecca Johnson (click here)
It’s the morning after the second set of Democratic debates. Huma Abedin has had three hours of sleep and four cups of coffee, but her black Prada suit is wrinkle-free, her skin is flawless, and her long, luxurious hair is blow-dried into the kind of bouncy waves you see mostly in shampoo commercials. Her mind, however, is on her boss. As Hillary Clinton basks in the adoration of 500 of New York’s most powerful women, all of whom paid $250 a head for breakfast, Abedin watches proudly from the back of the room. “We’re on such a high from last night,” she says. “I was so nervous I got teary. It was like watching your kid go off to kindergarten, but I thought she did great.”
Today, however, is a new day with a new set of problems waiting to be solved. At the moment, it’s the generic ballroom in a Hilton hotel, which looks too much like, well, a generic ballroom in a Hilton hotel. Where are the Hillary banners? Or the floor with the campaign logo that looks so good in photographs? “It’s just,” Huma explains, clicking away on one of the two BlackBerrys that constitute her traveling office, “you want everything to be perfect."...
