Hillary Clinton's War On Women

Hillary Clinton wants to be the first female president, and the Democrats constantly lie about a supposed Republican War On Women.

Her mainstream news media cheerleaders are determined to elect Hillary president, and refuse to ask her any tough questions. If the Democrat front-runner ever allowed your bushy-tailed correspondent to ask her a couple questions, I'd ask the following:

"How can you ever talk about this ficticious Republican War On Women, when you personally destoyed countless women while heading your husband's "Bimbo Eruptions Unit?" 

"If you are elected president, will it be proper to refer to your husband Bill as "FROTUS", or First Rapist?"

Juanita Broaddrick would probably like an answer to that question.

RSR's Stupid Question Of The Week

Each Friday, ABC News does it's Person Of The Week feature. We at The RedSquirrel Report are considering our own special Friday feature.

So, we are excited to debut our new feature. We are calling it our Stupid Question Of The Week.

Your bushy-tailed correspondent missed Hillary's testimony before the House Select Committee on Benghazi. I just want to get up to speed on where we are, so I'm just asking all of my well-informed readers this question:

"Did Hillary Clinton lie during her appearance before the House Select Committee on Benghazi?"

The RedSquirrel Report welcomes your questions and comments.

Joe The Cartoonist's Halloween Announcement: I'm Going As Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges

'Now, is there a discount store around here that sells hijabs?'

My Bold Prediction

Hillary Clinton's campaign will end tonight at the 34 minute mark of the Democrat Presidential Debate on CNN, when Anderson Cooper actually asks her a tough question.

She will go into her telekinetic state, and begin moving objects around the large room using her mind, just like the prom scene in the 1976 horror movie classic, Carrie.

The Wynn Hotel will catch fire, and the debate will end in death and flames.

To Obama, Some Lives Matter More Than Others

When it comes to gun violence, it appears that to the president, some lives matter more than others.

When Trayvon Martin was killed, he was totally on the case. It looked liked The Black Panthers were going to literally lynch shooter George Zimmerman, and it appeared that our race-baiter-In-Chief was fine with it. As for Michael Brown, I thought Obama was going to erect a statue for the thug who tried to grab a policeman Darren Wilson's gun and wound up being shot dead.

On the other hand, he had nothing to say in the case of Kate Steinle. This is because she was murdered by an violent illegal alien. Dear Leader is trying to overrun America with illegals and 3rd world 'refugees', and a White woman's murder was bad for his narrative. So, Michael Brown's and Trayvon Martin's life matters. As for Katie Steinle, not so much.

When Muslim Muhammad Yousef Abdulazeez shot up a Chattanooga recruiting office, the creep in the White House didn't call for gun control. When Border Agent Bryan Terry was murdered by dangerous Mexican drug dealers, the child-king didn't call for more gun control. That's because Obama didn't want to call attention to the laws he himself broke selling guns to dangerous Mexican drug dealers in Operation Fast And Furious.

To Barry, we need strict gun control to keep law-abiding Americans from defending themselves while he sells guns to drug dealers. Now, he's calling for more gun control in the wake of the murders at the community college in Roseburg, Oregon.

It's remarkable that Obama's supporters get their undies in a wad when Democrat Presidential Candidate Martin O'Malley dared to say that All Lives Matter at a campaign stop. I guess the folks at Black Lives Matter believe their lives matter more.

It's strange that we have someone in The White House who appears SO BORED with human suffering. What excites him is using tragedy to feed his naked lust for power.

SNL Features First Robot Performer

Saturday Night Live made history this weekend by featuring a robot in one of it's skits.

 

 

The studio audience cheered and laughed wildly.