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She has been a senator and the Secretary of State of the most powerful nation on Earth. Most unbiased people would call both of those things achievements. I may not agree with how she did those jobs, but it is wrong to dismiss the honor being elected or selected for those positions.
"Honor". GMAB.
You can bet that there were a whole lot of backroom deals, money changing hands...there's no honor amongst liars and thieves.
Hillary is responsible for policies that have led to the deaths of 100s of 1000s, two countries destroyed, 1000s of American soldiers killed, huge debt, millions displaced and their lives changed forever, and the rise of ISIS. This is what a Hillary presidency will look like. Nothing good about it at all.
You guys ignore this and tout her going to college & tea parties as an "achievement". Now if you are looking for silly I'd say that would be it.
Clinton infamously voted to invade Iraq, of course, she was also notably trigger-happy during her time at the State Department.
Almost every time there was an internal disagreement within the Obama administration about whether to use force, Clinton could be found on the interventionist side. She successfully pushed for an escalation of the war in Afghanistan, and has been open about her desire to intervene further in Syria.
Many of the interventions Clinton has backed over the years have been historic disasters.
She is another neoconservative hawk. As bad as Chaney.
Her list of achievements vs her list of mistakes suggest she would be better placed in a different position than President.
I agree. Her work with and for children is praiseworthy. She should stay in private sector; open a chain of day-care centers or something. But then, her donor class supporters, like Goldman Sachs, would get mad.
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