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Bubba wrote:One of Hillary Clinton's neighbors is trolling her with this sign

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I though Madhatter lived in Vermont!

"Hillary seems tired not hungry" article below talks in part about how she did not look at the press when she was answering questions at her press conference. After watching the video of this event I couldn't agree more. She looked very tired and not ready to start a campaign. Still no real challenge from the Democrats. Hopefully, the Republicans can pull a strong contender from their pool of candidates. It's great they have so many throwing their hats in the ring, but Hillary is going to get the 47% vote and the woman vote which will make her hard to beat in the general election.

If she wins it all will the press talk about what Bill's wearing as the first man? I pray we never find out.

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Old Obama commercial. If she wins we can blame him for making her Secretary of State. (A deal with the Clinton's to support his presidency)

Clintonworld's Self-Pitying Shadiness Returns

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Hillary's Campaign Is Built on a Shaky Foundation

The Atlantic
By David A. Graham
March 20, 2015 1:08 PM


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I hope this article is correct. It echoes my feelings toward the beast.

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She seems to be taking it easy today.

This is not good. The email and foundation issues and even posting pictures of cows on K-Zone will not be enough to stop her. Hopefully she will not campaign well, but that might not stop her. I am scared.

Only way Hillary wins is if the GOP lets her. It's the GOP's election to lose.

I hope so XJ1. The Republicans are starting to look like maybe they will produce a good candidate. Here's a good article regarding Hillary's announcement circus.

"Hillary Clinton's campaign announcement is an insult to the presidency. It represents a total capitulation to the political consulting business -- two-and-a-half minutes of marketing images, without anything resembling serious argument."

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freeski wrote:I hope so XJ1. The Republicans are starting to look like maybe they will produce a good candidate. Here's a good article regarding Hillary's announcement circus.

"Hillary Clinton's campaign announcement is an insult to the presidency. It represents a total capitulation to the political consulting business -- two-and-a-half minutes of marketing images, without anything resembling serious argument."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bruce-ack ... lp00000592" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The fact that this comes from the Huffington Post, and not (Insert conservative news source of choice) to me speaks loudly. There is one more telling opinion here:

At the end of the day, this evasive strategy won't prevent me from casting my ballot for Hillary on Election Day -- since a third Clinton term will save us from a fourth Bush term, or something even worse.

So as bad as this liberal feels about Hillary, there is no malfeasance of hers sufficiently large to warrant a vote for Jeb Bush or some other "worse" alternative. The perceived BIG MONEY Republicans are somehow worse than the perceived GOOD BIG MONEY Democrats. As if there's that big a difference in the BIG MONEY aspect. A Hillary voter will vote on perception alone, and will be willing to sweep all the inexperience and all the scandals and all the bad decisions under the rug in exchange for being saved from what is the perception of the BAD party. In short, the Hillary voter believes party trumps character. A very poor place to be.

Which the author illustrates this way:

Or will 2020 be a year of deepening liberal alienation -- in which Hillary Clinton's performance as America's first woman president serves to emphasize the shattered hopes inspired by Barack Obama's "Yes We Can?"

Killary , also known as " The Butcher of Benghazi " is just more of the same old corruption in Washington.

This women should be in jail, not running for President.

The article below has poll results of young women. Unless something remarkable happens, she has a heart attack or a Republican really catches fire, she is going to win.

http://www.refinery29.com/2015/04/85532 ... illennials" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

freeski wrote:The article below has poll results of young women. Unless something remarkable happens, she has a heart attack or a Republican really catches fire, she is going to win.

http://www.refinery29.com/2015/04/85532 ... illennials" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

It's a biased survey. R29 is an independent fashion and style website, which polled their readers. The poll simply reflects the views of a niche of woman.

Check out Real Clear Politics. The polls on Hillary vs Cruz/Paul show Hillary winning by a 10+ point margin. Still awaiting polls on Hillary vs Rubio. I think Rubio has a much better chance than Cruz/Paul.