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part of beating her will be to do just what was done this election, tie her to Obama. Not too hard to do since she was his Sec of State during multiple foreign policy debacles and the seeding of many more future ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by suncat05
I'd like to have more on her than that, but it's a start.
Oh, absolutely. She was his Secretary of State, therefore his worldwide emmissary(sp?) and his spokesperson. She was, she did, no getting around that. There's video evidence everywhere.
I am hoping that Obama & Benghazi will be the albatross around her neck that sinks her.
Hillary can not run from Obama to far. But she will try. As evidence by Grimes, democrats were running against as much as away from the President durng the mid-terms.
Part of that is due to the President's unpopularity with so many. But key Hillary supporters like Grimes or Diane Feinstein are trying to move the party away from the President so Hillary will appear to be an agent of change as opposed to a continuation of democrats in the White House.
At first I thought Feinstein was legitimately concerned about US foreign policy when she was critical of the President. But I do think it has more to do with positioning for Hillary than anything. Politics as usual.
While the mid-terms were a big loss for the democrats, for Hillary the Republican victory is seen as an opportunity. God help this country is another Clinton makes it to the White House.
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Originally Posted by CitizenBBN