Limbaugh: Hillary Clinton 'Has Reached the Pinnacle, and All She Is Is a Secretary

Rush Limbaugh on Thursday dismissed Hillary Clinton's accomplishments, saying that even at the "pinnacle" of her career, "all she is is a secretary."

Limbaugh was commenting on Time Magazine's "100 Most Influential People" gala, of which the former first lady and U.S. senator was an attendee.

"Exactly how influential is Hillary Clinton?" Limbaugh asked. "What has she ever accomplished as secretary of state? You look back on Condoleeza Rice, other secretaries of states -- the Middle East is falling apart, the United States is weakening itself....What about this is great? Where is the greatness, where is the influence, where is the standing up for America, where is the defending America as a superpower? It doesn't exist."

He called Time's celebration "a bash by libs, for libs, with libs" with "a couple of conservative circus act guests thrown in to give it balance."

Limbaugh went on: "You could almost say folks, Mrs. Clinton worked very hard throughout her whole life and she stuck by her husband while he – we all know what he did. He humiliated her. Embarrassed her. Affair after affair after affair. And now Hillary has reached the pinnacle, and all she is is a secretary. She’s the secretary of defense – state, state, whatever. But still a secretary. I don’t know."

"The left," he concluded, "has the strangest definitions of success."

Listen below, via the Daily Rushbo: