Hillary and Cyndi just wanna have fun.
The failed presidential candidate — who still hasn’t shut the door to a 2020 run — was caught on camera cutting a rug at a private event where Lauper was performing.
Hillary just wants to have fun… ๐๐ผ๐ @HillaryClinton @BillClinton @cyndilauper #girlsjustwannahavefun pic.twitter.com/eMh0pH4cw3
— diane-jefferson (@dianejeffersonc) February 13, 2019
It’s not the first time Clinton’s cringe-worthy moves have been on display.
Hillary and Huma Abedin attended the wedding of the daughter of India’s richest man in December, and when in India, Hillary’s gotta get down.
The failed presidential candidate was center stage as the music blasted and everyone grooved at the Ambani wedding.
The routine started with Hillary doing a hand routine, even getting into the groove with John Kerry.
She flicked her hands, before grabbing the patties of another attendee and really getting down.
She then waved her hand in the air before giving several high-fives.
Something similar was on display in South Carolina in 2016.
She kicked things off with a little head bob, feeling the grooves of Charlie Wilson. After warming up, she broke out a reverse hand wave, as if brushing aside Bernie Sanders’ attempt to steal the coronation from her, along with the unwashed masses sharing the same ballroom with her.
“Go Hillary! Go Hillary” the audience chanted.
She flashed a classic Clinton thumbs-up.
It’s not the first time Hillary’s been caught on camera with her odd moves. Back in August, she was seen using similar hand gyrations at a Martha’s Vineyard birthday party.
Bill was seen clapping off beat, and Hillary โ poor Hillary โ doing some sort of jazz hands routine. Bill adds some half-hearted fist twirls, standing closer to another woman as Hillary shimmied and swayed.
Itโs something you might see at a senior center, not a hip party with rockinโ music on Marthaโs Vineyard.
It was a party for former Clinton adviser Vernon Jordan’s 80th birthday.
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