Former Marine D.I. Knife-hands Bill Clinton at Hillary Rally

Just a few minutes south of the Parris Island Marine Corps Recruit Depot, a man who identified himself as a former Marine Corps combat infantryman and drill instructor pressed former President Bill Clinton over VA reforms and Benghazi at a campaign rally for his wife, Hillary.

The Marine said during his two tours in Iraq, he was a member of a unit that suffered severe casualties and criticized the veterans administration.

Like a true Marine, his knifehand was prominently directed at Clinton.

The audience erupted into jeers and boos when the Marine told the former Commander in Chief he felt Hillary Clinton lied about Benghazi.

Clinton rebutted, “I’m no longer your commander in chief but if I was, I would tell you to be more polite and sit down”

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