Probably thinks she has what it takes to be an "anchor" - blonde, dressed in skimpy clothing showing off her bare arms. What a way to get noticed, 'eh?

All you have to do is hate Obama and liberals and Fake news will give you a job

you wear skimpy arm-baring tops and tight skirts. That does seem to be the uniform all the females wear over there most of the time. Wonder if it was a stiletto she threw?

She'll be a new hero on the right for sure.

from Philadelphia who wanted the Aurora shooter released. I don't think it's the same woman. ??

Here's another link: http://www.azfamily.com/news/Phoenix-woman-accused-of-tossing-shoe-at-Clinton-254951811.html

What if that had been an explosive? A shoe bomb if I may. But I'm serious, how could this happen?

Or she could have taken off her own shoe and thrown it? But, I agree. It should never been able to happen.

If that would have been a hand grenade, Hillary would probably be dead. I worry about nuts putting poisoned needles in their hands and shake Obama's hand. That's all it takes. We heard horror stories in 2012 of how crowds outnumbered security, so they waved people in instead of checking them for weapons at rallies.

at the Denver rally toward the end of the line. Couldn't bring in anything obvious of course, including food, purses etc, but they didn't pat people down. And apparently some of the "metal detectors" didn't work or were for show because metal objects got through unnoticed. I remember being more worried for him because the rally was out in the open and the rooftops in the area worried some people in the crowd.

We have airports safer than rallies of world and possible world leaders. Hillary could have gotten killed if it had been an explosive. It never should have happened, at least in the US. Bush's toss and duck wasn't here in the US, so security measures could have been different. I know they can't be afraid of every stranger, but at times it must get to you. This woman brought in metal cleats.

So apparently no metal detectors at this event. Another poster said the woman was wearing flip flops in the photo she saw of her, which means the thrower carried in the Puma brand soccer cleat.

The Bush event was, as you said, a different scenario. The man had been wearing the shoe, it was soft, and in his culture throwing a shoe in disgust was an accepted form of political disagreement.

It's sounding now like mental problems may be behind the thrower's action.

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