My point is that quote you gave is not a real quote. How did you not understand that?
FALSE! It is a real quote, shortened only for brevity purposes, and to save time. Here it is in entirety.
From the book
Armageddon, by Dick Morris & Eileen McGann, in Chapter 1 >> "
A Dozen Reasons Why Hillary Clinton Should Not Be President", Subchapter (Reason) 2 >> "
She Is a Compulsive, Pathological and Serial Liar Who Cannot Be Trusted to Tell the truth to the American People", >>
pg. 25 - "A Quinnipiac poll in late August 2015, asked respondents to describe Hillary Clinton in a single word. The results were brutal. The most frequently mentioned answer was "liar" followed by similar words like dishonest untrustworthy crook untruthful deceitful crooked sneaky and devious.
Two later polls in December 2015, by Quinnipiac and ABC News, found that only a little more than a third of the voters believe that Hillary is "honest and trustworthy". 59% don't believe that she is genuine.
Her standard lie especially when confronted with evidence of bills inappropriate behavior is to say
"it never happened". That's the world according to Hillary- if she says it never happened, it goes away. Dick can attest to this lie from my personal experience. During Bill's 1992 run for president, a reporter from the
Los Angeles Times appeared at the door to our home, and asked about a physical altercation between Dick and Bill Clinton that had occurred in 1990 in the Arkansas Governor's Mansion. Dick called Hillary to tell her about it and discuss how to handle it.
"Just tell them it never happened." she told him.
"We'll deny it on our end." When Dick told her that he could not do that because he had already told another political consultant about it right after it happened-and that this consultant was likely the source, she wasn't at all worried.
"Deny it. It'll be your word against his."
The story was of course absolutely true, and Hillary had been right in the middle of it-literally. During a contentious late-night meeting in May of 1990, Bill, furious, spewed out a stream of verbal abuse aimed at Dick. Finally, after a particularly obnoxious exchange, Dick stood up and started to walk out the front door. Bill immediately ran after him, tackling him and throwing him onto the foyer floor.
As Dick was struggling to get up, Bill raised his fist and leaned down to strike Dick. Hillary ran in screaming at Bill: "Stop it, Bill. Think about what you are doing! Stop it!" She grabbed his arm and he moved away. As Dick got up and stormed out, Hillary followed him, and asked him to walk around the grounds, apologizing profusely, and telling him "He only does this to people he loves."
Without Dick to confirm the story, it went away for a while, but months later, when the story finally came out, Hillary asked Dick to at least modulate his description of what had happened, leaving out the physical assault.
She never gives up, and then years later in 1997, when Dick eventually wrote about it, Bill read the galleys, and asked Dick if he could just say that he tripped. Dick wouldn't.
That's how the Clintons solve embarrassing problems. Pretend they never happened. Swear that it never happened, if you have to. They would have handled the Monica Lewinsky scandal that way except for DNA on a blue dress.
Armageddon, by Dick Morris & Eileen McGann, Humanix books, 2016, ppg. 25-28