It’s natural to think you’re being duped in today’s Internet culture when you see something like this — Hey guys, a reputable magazine Photoshopped Hillary’s face to a planet for a story! — but no, it’s real.
Hillary Clinton, who starred in 2008’s “The Runner-Up” and made an unusually long cameo in the 2012 flub “What Benghazi?” is set portray Planet Hillary in a 2013 release of the same name. The New York Times Magazine did the honor of rendering Clinton’s facial features onto a planet for its cover story this upcoming weekend, which observes that “the gravitational pull of a possible 2106 campaign is bringing all the old Clinton characters into her orbit.” From David Joachim of the Times‘ D.C. bureau:
Hillary Rodham Clinton, as you’ve never seen her, on the cover of this Sunday’s NYT Magazine pic.twitter.com/QIsqibZaq5
— David Joachim, NYT (@davidjoachim) January 23, 2014
Twitter: your turn.
NOW WITNESS THE POWER OF THIS FULLY ARMED AND OPERATIONAL BATTLE STATION pic.twitter.com/sLIjMGKQoh
— Lachlan Markay (@lachlan) January 23, 2014
And with news that Justin Bieber allegedly acted like a drunk teenager, can’t leave him out.
Let me summarize the day for you. pic.twitter.com/P2iscs8Eyc
— Philip Bump (@pbump) January 23, 2014
“Hillary 2016: Coming Through the Primaries Like a Wrecking Ball.”
.@tomtomorrow This is only going to get worse. #Hillary2016 @MileyCyrus pic.twitter.com/PF5sB0dFX7
— Dave Simons (@DaveSimons) January 23, 2014
Get excited, America — Hillcury is about to be the unofficial image of any and all news stories highlighting the missteps of one Hillary Clinton.
