Discussion: Hillary Clinton Name Drops Her Favorite Lady Singers In Essay For Billboard

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So … any plans for, you know, governing the country?

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I’m being sensitive here, but this kind of bothers me. I know she wrote this before the San Bernadino massacre and they just published today, but it bothers me.

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There are many, but none you’d be interested in.

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Trivial, but looks much smarter than Marco Rubio, who can’t name a single member of his musical fave Wu-Tang Clan.

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I totally understand.

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Small critique…

…because the former secretary of state was talking…

Note: Secretary of State should be in capital letters. Otherwise, so what…

Btw, I’m still stuck on old Joni Mitchell in a pinch, even as off-kilter as she’s become. She’s still a creative genius in my opinion.

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Sympathetic. But you know, in Paris it’s more or less business as usual or the terrorists win.
Anyway, not to worry. The Republicans have put out Tweet loads of thoughts and prayers.

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How about Bruno Mars doing Ketty Perry on Pandora on SNL? That’s the best.

What? That’s hilarious. I can’t think of any of their songs in which they don’t shout out their own names at some point. Method Man literally has a song called “M.E.T.H.O.D Man” just in case you forgot how to spell it. All one has to do is listen to Triumph, their most popular song, and every member says his name at least once. What a lying ass clown!

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I break up over Little Green.

Not a bad list, but mine would be different:
Bessie Smith
Dinah Washington
Billie Holiday
Sarah Vaughn
Mildred Bailey
Ella Fitzgerald
Maxine Sullivan
Patsy Kline
Aretha Franklin
Janis Joplin
Kate Bush
Chrissie Hynde
Janelle Monae

That’s a good starter set, anyway.

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Annette Hanshaw.