Linda Tripp, the thorn in Hillary Clinton’s side, is back in the news today after retreating from the spotlight for 17 years. Hillary, in particular, is not going to be a fan of what she has to say.

However, I’m rather amused.

Linda Tripp, the woman who outed the infamous affair between President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, has broken years of silence to speak out against Hillary Clinton, claiming that the former first lady “lacks the integrity” to become president.

*Grabs popcorn*

“The scandals simply continue. She covers them up and moves on. People should be aware that she is probably the first cabinet secretary in the history of our country who has operated with their own private server, for a reason,” Tripp said. “Every lowly government employee understands that electronic communication on government-operated computers belongs to the United States.”

She continued, “Hillary knows this and it’s why she chose to break the rules. Because every document written on a government device is a record and it is retrievable forever more. Hillary’s voluminous documents are not retrievable. She is answerable to no-one.”

Tripp, now 65, is notorious for exposing the affair between Bill and Monica, which would eventually lead to his impeachment. During Tripp’s time in the White House, her office was directly neighboring the office of First Lady, Hillary Clinton, so you could logically assume that her access and exposure to Hillary’s nature was unrivaled. Tripp reiterated what we have all known for a long time: Hillary is to thank for cleaning up Bill’s messes.

Tripp said: ‘His political success was largely dependent upon Hillary. He owed her a great deal. As is widely acknowledged, Hillary took care of all the ‘bimbo eruptions’ of which there were thousands in order to present to the world an electable candidate.

‘In this endeavor she was ruthless. She destroyed women so that their stories never saw the light of day.’

And in the case of those stories that did surface she orchestrated an all-out attack on the women’s credibility.

Those are damaging words when Hillary Clinton is running as the champion for women’s rights. This has been the case since the very beginning of her campaign, well before she even announced.

Eight years after shying away from the historic nature of her campaign, Hillary Clinton is putting women at the center of her agenda as she contemplates a second bid to become the nation’s first woman president. .

Tripp stated that, according to Hillary, the rules do not apply to the Clintons. The American people have received blatant examples of Hillary’s self-entitled privilege in recent years, even if some have made the choice to remain in denial; the fact is that Hillary has behaved dreadfully, abhorrently you might say. Tripp agrees.

Her modus operandi was, and continues to be, Tripp explained: ‘I will do what I want and then when I’m questioned I will say, “oops,” or “bureaucratic snafu”, and then after a couple of months her refrain will be, “this is old news, it’s been investigated, I did nothing wrong, let’s move on, it’s time to address the issues facing the middle class of America.”

‘That’s what she has always done and that’s what she will continue to do and the frightening aspect of that approach is that it works.’

It is, Tripp believes, the way Hillary is approaching emailgate, the current scandal in which she is embroiled and which centers on the fact that, throughout her time as Secretary of State, Hillary used her own private email account as opposed to only her government address via a personal server which she has since wiped.

The Daily Mail continues:

She explained: ‘The scandals simply continue. She covers them up and moves on. People should be aware that she is probably the first cabinet secretary in the history of our country who has operated with their own private server, for a reason. Every lowly government employee understands that electronic communication on government-operated computers belongs to the United States.

‘Hillary knows this and it’s why she chose to break the rules. Because every document written on a government device is a record and it is retrievable forever more. Hillary’s voluminous documents are not retrievable. She is answerable to no-one.”

Tripp insists that she broke her silence out of a sense of duty:

‘I come from a very patriotic background. My civil service career, well over 20 years at that time, meant a sense of loyalty, patriotic duty and honor. I sincerely cared about the integrity of the country’s leadership.’

I’m not exactly sure if this will damage Hillary Clinton, especially since those who religiously follow after her have permanently placed their fingers in their ears, but I thoroughly enjoyed reading her utterly brutal rebuke of the Presidential candidate.