Hillary Clinton 2016

[n david]

Originally Posted by Scott Pitta

Scott Walker can match her scandals.

One of the dumbest posts I've read in a while.

Show me where Walker's efforts have resulted in a US Ambassador being killed, or more than one country in the ME falling to terrorists? Show me where Walker has accepted donations from foreign governments? Show where Walker used a private email server to try and hide from FOIA, then destroyed it when it became public knowledge.

That's just while she was Secy of State and doesn't include Watergate or the Rose Law Firm.

But humor me. What are Walker's scandals. And don't try using the bribery lie.

BTW, when did Walker announce he was running for President? Right, he hasn't. You just have a personal vendetta against him.

[n david]

I hope Hillary runs on her foreign policy experience from her service as Secy of State. The obama foreign policy is a dumpster fire of failures.

There's a reason she made an announcement through a campaign ad. There's a reason she's not giving any press conferences or holding any public events.

She's no "champion." She's a chump.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Scott Pitta

Clinton has more foreign policy experience than all the other candidates combined. She has experience in the US senate. Something which others, like Scott Walker, cannot say.

Specific policy issues aside, who else has the same amount of experience in Washington and on the global stage ??

Yes, and she did such a bang up job, didn't she? Where's that reset button? LOL!

[n david]

Oh, James Carville, how I enjoy his colorful analysis.

The Weekly Standard went back to the '92 Clinton campaign, featured in "War Room," an intriguing documentary about Carville and the others who helped get Clinton elected.

Why don't you go ask George Bush what's he gonna do when we hold him accountable for all the wrong that he's done to this country? And you can segue, you know, right into Bush. The idea is, he reeks of yesterday. He has the stench of yesterday. He is so yesterday, if I think of yesterday, if I think of an old calendar, I think of George Bush's face on it.

"The stench of yesterday"—let's put this in perspective: On Election Day '92, George Bush was 68 years old. On Election Day 2016, Hillary Clinton will be 69.

In '92, Bush had been on the national political scene for about 25 years—that is, since getting elected to Congress in '67. In 2016, Hillary Clinton will have been on the national political scene for about 24 years—that is, since Bill ran for president.

Yes, Hillary has the "stench of yesterday," along with the stench of the Rose Law Firm, Watergate, Benghazi, Libya, foreign government donations and destroyed private email servers on her.

Carville's words from '92 should be repeated by someone running for office against her. I'd love to read/hear a response from him about that quote and how she mirrors GHWB.

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[n david]

Marco Rubio calls Hillary "yesterday."

"Just yesterday, we heard from a leader from yesterday who wants to take us back to yesterday, but I feel that this country has always been about tomorrow."

IMO, Hillary isn't going to be the Democrat Nominee. It will be O'Malley, unless he either doesn't run or makes some terrible blunder.

This "yesterday" stuff is going to stick, as will the stench of all the scandals in which she's been involved.

[Bowas]

Originally Posted by n david

Marco Rubio calls Hillary "yesterday."



IMO, Hillary isn't going to be the Democrat Nominee. It will be O'Malley, unless he either doesn't run or makes some terrible blunder.

This "yesterday" stuff is going to stick, as will the stench of all the scandals in which she's been involved.

Any marginally qualified democrat will beat her in the primaries. So I agree with you.

[Originalist]

Originally Posted by Scott Pitta

Clinton has more foreign policy experience than all the other candidates combined. She has experience in the US senate. Something which others, like Scott Walker, cannot say.

Specific policy issues aside, who else has the same amount of experience in Washington and on the global stage ??

Experience selling America down the river and undermining the Constitution.

[Jito463]

When Hillary lost to Obama in 2008, that was the death knell for her presidential aspirations, so far as I'm concerned (and all the better, I say). Now, if we can just ensure a true conservative to the White House.

[shazeep]

every "choice" presented you will be someone already sold out to the system