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Because she's not a Republican, a party that is ruled right now by its far right fringe. And because the next president is probably going to have the opportunity to nominate one or more Supreme Court justices and I don't want to see the court skew any further to the right than it already is. That is reason enough to vote for Hilllary. She is definitely as qualified or more so than any candidate on the right.
LOL to all of that, thanks for the funniest post of the day!!!! My three year old is more qualified than Hillary
Watergate happened in 1972 when Hillary was 25 years old and she wasn't involved in any way shape or forum. Vince Foster's suicide was investigated up one side and down the other and all that proved was that the suicide and the note he left behind were authentic. No wonder Trump leads you down a garden path with his nonsensical Birther and tough man talk. Your grasp of facts and fiction is all mixed up in a blender.
Tried to rep you but couldn't. You summed it up perfectly.
Because she's not a Republican, a party that is ruled right now by its far right fringe. And because the next president is probably going to have the opportunity to nominate one or more Supreme Court justices and I don't want to see the court skew any further to the right than it already is. That is reason enough to vote for Hilllary. She is definitely as qualified or more so than any candidate on the right.
If that were so better things would be happening in Congress.
As it is I can't tell them apart from the Dems.
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Originally Posted by cremebrulee Those of you who would vote for Hillary, could you please tell me why?
Because she's a woman?
Because she is a dem
Why?
What qualifications does she have in your opinion
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Originally Posted by keraT
Gone are the days when her main identity was Americas former First lady. Gone are the days when she was only seen as Woman. That was last election. She proved herself last election to be a qualified candidate. She made it almost to the end & now she is Americas face to the world. In a world where not many people like America yet she managed to not get us involved in another useless war like her predecessor. She has proved herself to stand her ground & be more than female
Then I'd wake up and tell my wife about the silly, utterly impossible dream I just had.
I'm fascinated that people think Donald Trump (or Ben Carson, or Carly Fiorina) will be the Republican nominee. Do you people pay any attention at all to how the major parties select their nominees in the modern era? None of those three has any shot to even win a single primary or caucus, much less the nomination.
There are three kinds of nominees - people who have served in Congress or as a Governor. And even those who served on the House (as opposed to the Senate) need to take the backdoor of the Vice Presidency in order to get nominated in a Presidential election.
It's plausible that a member of the House might rarely become a major-party nominee. Even more of a stretch is a powerful cabinet member (State, Defense) or mayor of a major city (New York). A CEO? A real estate magnate? A surgeon?
It's not going to happen. No, the fact that you really, really, really want it to happen does not make it plausible. It's probably going to be Jeb (a Governor). Maybe it'll be Rubio (a Senator). Longer shots are Perry (Governor), Paul (Senator), Walker (Governor), Santorum (Senator), Kasich (Governor), Huckabee (Governor). Governors and Senators - noticing the pattern yet? Really, that's it. No one else has any shot at all.
Pay attention. History may not repeat itself, but it rhymes. It has much to teach, but only if you pay attention.
I would ensure my (VERY minor) place in history by writing in my own name before I would vote for hillary OR trump.
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