Unhinged Hillary Wanted to Make Voodoo Dolls of Critics

The 512-page outpouring of radioactive bile that is Hillary Clinton’s magnum opus What Happened? was released on Tuesday and the people who are mining it for juicy details are continuing to produce tantalizing tidbits of the workings of a truly diseased mind.

Most of the already deeply discounted book that could be more accurately entitled Her Kampf has been a mishmash of reheated Russia conspiracy theories and blaming others for the demise that can be laid at her own doorstep as well as at that of a Democratic Party that sought to foist off this rancid and disturbed harpy on the American people as a legitimate presidential candidate.

One of those who she takes the lash to is the aging commie crank Bernie Sanders who at some point got the vision that he was an American Lenin and his pesky Bolsheviks stung Hillary like a decentralized swarm of angry bees.

She has since blamed them on working for the Russians too.

Just like everyone who hated Hillary, they must fit into a tightly packed alternate reality that always made her more fitting to be a mental patient interned at Ward C in “Shutter Island” than putting her feet on the desk in the Oval Office.

But that’s just an airing of political grievances. One chilling passage suggests that Hillary was so far off wandering in the woods of a demented fairy tale in her own mind with her as the queen that she may have actually contemplated making voodoo dolls of her critics.

Via the Daily Caller “Hillary Wanted To Make Voodoo Dolls Of The Media And Congressmen”:

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton toyed with the idea of making voodoo dolls of members of the media and congressmen in response to the scandal over her email server, according to her new book.

Clinton said the constant outrage over her use of an unauthorized email server frustrated her because she had “acted in good faith” but made a dumb mistake. The constant need to explain herself wore on her until she thought she was going crazy, she wrote in “What Happened.”

“It was like quicksand: the more you struggle, the deeper you sink. At times, I thought I must be going crazy. Other times I was sure it was the world that had gone nuts,” Clinton wrote. “Sometimes I snapped at my staff. I was tempted to make voodoo dolls of certain members of the press and Congress and stick them full of pins. Mostly, I was furious at myself.”

Man, the snakes are really dancing on Medusa’s head now.

Instead of media attention, it is very clear that what this poor woman really needs is medical attention.