Bill and Hillary Clinton returned to the White House today to attend Biden’s State Dinner for the Japanese Prime Minister.
Don’t you just love it when these two crawl out of hiding?
UPDATE: Disgraced former politicians Bill and Hillary Clinton attend state dinner at Biden WH for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. Bill Clinton was impeached, disbarred and barely escaped criminal prosecution. Election denier Hillary Clinton also narrowly escaped…
— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) April 11, 2024
Upon arrival, Hillary stopped to admire a portrait of herself hanging on the wall…
Watch here:
Crooked Hillary Clinton arrives at the White House for the State Dinner — briefly pausing to admire a portrait of herself hanging on the wall pic.twitter.com/Bq9cewqODO
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 10, 2024
.@BillClinton points at a picture of @HillaryClinton at the White House as the former president and former Secretary of State arrive for a state dinner. pic.twitter.com/oHkygcD3Qk
— Jeff Mason (@jeffmason1) April 10, 2024
Am I the only one wondering what on earth Killary is wearing?
Apparently not…
Many social media users criticized Hillary’s clothing choice:
Hillary Clinton arrived at tonight's White House state dinner in a dress she may have stolen from former Office of Nuclear Energy deputy Sam Britton. pic.twitter.com/9lFJTexm9i
— The JRE Companion (@TheJRECompanion) April 11, 2024
Is she wearing a curtain?
— Down South Patriot (@kneis816) April 10, 2024
And she’s wearing her favorite ‘tent dress.’
— Christopher Colombo (@clhwi2017) April 10, 2024
Dress by “Le Curtaine”. pic.twitter.com/M0XJQNba0R
— Broken Arrow (@bri35341840) April 10, 2024
— Donna Marie (@sabback) April 11, 2024
The crooked couple’s arrival at the White House was a far cry from the reception they received in the streets of Manhattan earlier this week…
A few days ago, Bill and Hillary were confronted by protestors in New York, who called them “killers” and “predators.”
Watch that clip here:
📢 I double love it when the left itself hates the Clinton's!
🚨 Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton get called killers and predators to their faces in Manhattan, New York pic.twitter.com/rHIVrwpwdi
— The Dibster (@richarddibX) April 9, 2024
Other names on Biden’s guest list for the State Dinner included Trump-hating actor Robert De Niro and Jeff Bezos.
The Hill has more:
A starry guest list — including Robert De Niro, Jeff Bezos, former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, and figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi — descended on the White House for the state dinner for Japan. While rib eye steak and pistachio cake were poised to be served at the gala event, political talk apparently wasn’t on the menu.
“Oh, we’re having a good time tonight,” Hillary Clinton told reporters as she arrived hand-in-hand with the former commander in chief, when asked her thoughts about the 2024 presidential race.
The 42nd president told ITK it was “great” to be back at the White House for the black-tie gala honoring Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, the fifth state dinner of the Biden administration. Noticing a portrait of former Secretary of State Clinton hanging up in the East Colonnade where some of the night’s more than 200 guests entered for the dinner, the pair pointed and grinned.
Amazon CEO Bezos, smiling with fiancé Lauren Sanchez as he arrived at the White House — decked out with giant, decorative fans and a floor space featuring a mural with flowers, golden butterflies and koi fish —declined to answer a question about whether he would support President Biden’s reelection bid.
De Niro, one of Hollywood’s most vocal critics of former President Trump, stayed uncharacteristically quiet about politics while making his way through the White House with girlfriend Tiffany Chen.
Asked how he’s feeling about the election, the 80-year-old “Killers of the Flower Moon” actor replied, “What do you think?”
The Washington Examiner also reported:
The White House hosted its glitzy state dinner for the Japanese prime minister on Wednesday night, and some star-studded names are on the guest list.
Former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Apple CEO Tim Cook, movie star Robert De Niro, and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon were just some of the guests at the dinner.
State dinners are some of the strongest diplomatic tools the White House can use to honor foreign leaders. The event featuring Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida marks the first time a Japanese leader has been to the United States in nine years.
“When I became president, I said that the United States would rebuild the muscle of our democratic alliances and we’d stand shoulder to shoulder with our allies again because our alliances are America’s greatest asset,” Biden said in remarks earlier Wednesday. “The relationship with Japan is powerful proof of that — that in investing in our alliance and raising our collective ambitions, we yield remarkable results.”
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