Considering that Al Gore, who has done pretty well for himself foretelling the death of the planet, is now on the campaign trail with Hillary Clinton, it shouldn’t be big news that she apparently considers herself the only thing standing between American voters and the end of the world.
“I’m the last thing standing between you and the apocalypse”: Inside the final weeks of Hillary Clinton's campaign https://t.co/mWs6S8g2mn pic.twitter.com/6PNup4FItg
— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) October 11, 2016
“I’m the last thing standing between you and the apocalypse.” -Hillary Clinton
— Touré (@Toure) October 11, 2016
Hillary to @MarkLeibovich “I’m the last thing standing between you and the apocalypse.”https://t.co/mSpvjybesh
— Hanna Rosin (@HannaRosin) October 11, 2016
That, at least, was how she reportedly concluded an interview with the New York Times’ Mark Leibovich, whose early October talk with Clinton is making the rounds online. Clinton reportedly smiled at the conclusion of the interview and delivered the dire consequences were she not elected president as “a casual reminder.” Noted.
Hmm … President Hillary Clinton or the apocalypse? Can we have a minute to think about it?
@HannaRosin @KatyTurNBC @MarkLeibovich apocalypse = stern audio tapes. Which one is it? Your over the top fear mongering isn't working.
— Brandon Provini (@Provini) October 11, 2016
@HannaRosin @Olivianuzzi @MarkLeibovich @nytimes Hillary Clinton using fear tactics. She's desperate.
— EB (@aleravrehtse) October 11, 2016
@HannaRosin @Olivianuzzi @MarkLeibovich @nytimes the apocalypse is looking rather enticing. @smod2016
— Rocky (@ras611) October 11, 2016
Second look at Sweet Meteor O’Death?
Clinton campaign is going to alienate a lot of pro-apocalypse voters with this attack. https://t.co/SLFmPW0Djt
— Sweet Meteor O'Death (@smod2016) October 11, 2016
