All the past Clinton shenanigans are coming to light once again with the emergence of her most recent faux pas. Isn't that enough to give voters pause? Especially Democrats.
Or does this allegiance tell us something about Democrats we'd rather not believe. That a person with the character of a Hillary Clinton is their leader of choice?
I don't understand my country any more. I do understand more every day what being a dinosaur is like and I'm continually looking for the tar pit lest I get swallowed up by it. Even after the mid-terms when the voting public let it be know they were tired of smarmy politics it continues. On both sides I might add considering the comment Lindsey Graham made about Nancy Pelosi's many surgeries. But why?
What ever happened to good manners? Open mindedness? Compromise? They're already in that tar pit!
Frustration? That's no excuse. That's when self discipline is most important! But it all stems back to mind set. I worry that the Democrats are so enthralled with Hillary. A candidate who needs advisers to tell her what she is to think does not strike me as leadership material. This is a time when we sorely need it and we have a disturbing visual what the world is like it without.
I don't know if a Martin Oralle or Jim Webb can wrest the nomination away from Hillary or if there is someone yet to appear, but I hope someone does.
What appears to be a game of wits, and I mean game, against all opposition with the Clintons is deadly serious business to the rest of the country. Or at least it should be.
I don't know in whose camp I will land at this point but I do know it won't be Hillary's. I hope that's true for a majority of Democrats too.
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Not all Democrats are for Hillary, that's just what the media types want us to believe. But, if she's the candidate, I'll vote for her,because the voters in the mid-terms apparently simply replaced a bunch of smarmy politicians with another bunch of the same - just the names are different. And, I won't vote for a bunch of nasty, mean-spirited Tea Party candidates, who seem to have taken over the Republican Party. It's all pitiful.
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