Would Hills ever get rid of Huma?

[Anonymous]

She and Weiner have created way too much drama.

[Anonymous]

Would she dare?

I suspect Huma has a lot of information on the Clintons. Maybe a job with the Clinton Foundation paying big bucks.

[Anonymous]

I doubt it. People who know her say she is fiercely loyal - at least to her friends.

Think back to Blumenthal. Obama insisted he could not be part of her staff at State. Refused to let her hire him.
But, that didn’t stop her from consulting him on a regular basis.

So, even if she were not to have Huma present for optics purposes, you can be she would still be very present when it comes to Hillary.

[Anonymous]

I would think that HRC is very sympathetic to what Huma is having to endure from such a sleazeball as Weiner.

[Anonymous]

I think Huma would resign before HRC would fire her

[Anonymous]

I don't think Hillary would fire her, nor would huma quit. They seem pretty loyal to each other.

[Anonymous]

They have a relationship. That kind of relationship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They have a relationship. That kind of relationship.

Exactly. Kind of unofficially married.

[Anonymous]

Why? She likes her and shouldn't fire her over a deadbeat husband.

[Anonymous]

I think Clinton is very loyal to her good friend, and wouldn't turn her back on her during an extremely personally difficult time. While a decision to ask Huma to step down would be very understandable, I think Clinton also appreciates how awful it would be for Human to have her professional life fall apart as a result of the same man who's devastated her personal life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think Clinton is very loyal to her good friend, and wouldn't turn her back on her during an extremely personally difficult time. While a decision to ask Huma to step down would be very understandable, I think Clinton also appreciates how awful it would be for Human to have her professional life fall apart as a result of the same man who's devastated her personal life.

I agree. Hillary is very loyal. And Huma has been loyal to her.

I have written this before - but Huma is not a policy wonk; she is not making any high level important decisions. She is simply a very hard working loyal executive secretary.

I feel badly for Huma. She hasn't really done anything wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They have a relationship. That kind of relationship.

I am sure You have that kind of relationship with your mother. Has to be one to know one.

[Anonymous]

huma started working for her 2 years after she came back to US. wonder what kind of connections she had to land the job?

[Anonymous]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKt2zaOrxD8


just found this. Is it really true? I hope it's all fabricated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Clinton is very loyal to her good friend, and wouldn't turn her back on her during an extremely personally difficult time. While a decision to ask Huma to step down would be very understandable, I think Clinton also appreciates how awful it would be for Human to have her professional life fall apart as a result of the same man who's devastated her personal life.

I agree. Hillary is very loyal. And Huma has been loyal to her.

I have written this before - but Huma is not a policy wonk; she is not making any high level important decisions. She is simply a very hard working loyal executive secretary.

I feel badly for Huma. She hasn't really done anything wrong.

Except saying yes to Weiner's marriage proposal. Did she lose a bet?