Before committing suicide, Nero is fabled to have said (except in immaculate Latin): “What an artist the world is losing!”
Hillary Clinton’s global lingua franca is money English, so when she expresses her frustration at being underappreciated, it doesn’t have quite the same mellifluous sound as Nero’s Latin. But, judging by her words, the meaning is much the same.
In an interview with theSkimm, a blog run by two women with just the right amount of hipster/mainstream media street cred, Hillary was asked what she felt her greatest weakness to be.
Her answer? Mastering her intolerance for people who don’t get how profoundly right she is:
WHAT’S YOUR GREATEST WEAKNESS?
How much time do we have? I am impatient and I sometimes come across as impatient, which is not always attractive, and [I] get really frustrated with people who don’t understand what I think it’s going to take to make our country great tomorrow just like we were yesterday.
Just like we were yesterday – does she mean from 1993-2001?
Hillary’s idealism has a way of coming out at opportune times, as The Washington Free Beacon reminded us Thursday. “[Clinton’s confessed] weakness was on display in 2008 during the Democratic primary, when Hillary was brought to tears upon realizing that Democratic voters might reject her in favor of an inexperienced celebrity like Barack Obama,” the Beacon noted.
Here’s that video:
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