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PILLOWS FOR HILLARY! MUST SEE: Photos of Hillary Clinton Propped Up on Pillows By Andrew Stiles \| 2:30 pm, August 16, 2016 Hillary Clinton doesn’t like reporters, so she did an interview last week on a podcast hosted by her own presidential campaign. Press play for a preview of the new campaign podcast With Her. Stream the full episode here: t.co — Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) August 13, 2016 Notice anything about the image? Hillary is being propped up by a pillow, and it’s hardly the first time this has happened. In fact, the former secretary of state used to include propping cushions on her list of demands during her lucrative time on the paid celebrity speaking circuit. According to the Washington Post, for one speech at UCLA, a public university that she graciously offered a discounted rate of $300,000, Hillary demanded that “chairs be outfitted with two long, rectangular pillows — and that two cushions be kept backstage in case the chair was too deep and she needed additional back support.” Here are some photos of Hillary Clinton being propped up on pillows. At the DreamForce conference in San Francisco. Here’s a closer look. In Berlin, Germany. At the National Clean Energy Summit in Las Vegas. At the Massachusetts Conference for Women. Here’s Hillary in a fancy chair, with a pillow that probably cost more than your first car. More like “Soft Choices.” She had propping pillows on her book tour, too. When Hillary went on the Lifetime network to be interviewed by YouTube celebs, multiple pillows were deployed, including this one sold by her campaign for $55. That’s some elaborate propping with pillows. The pillows provide much needed support.