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I think White Water should be brought up again. There was never any real resolution and a lot of questions still remain. I think they should go after her hard on Benghazi. Go after her record as secretary of state on the whole. Bill dalliances are of little significance in my mind other than material for SNL satire.
The special prosecutor, Ken Starr followed the Clinton's around for years and came up with nothing, if you're not satisfied and want to make sure that the republicans lose another election bring up White Water or Benghazi one more time. Over two years from the election and Paul is indicating that Hillary was complicit in her husbands affair with an intern. I'm not a Hillary fan but if that's all they have it's over.
my guess is hc is not going to run for president but loves the thought of it and so does the media for ratings and something to get you to watch or click on.
my read is hc is not going to run for president but loves the thought of it and so does the media for ratings and something to get you to watch or click on.
I'm hoping Donald Trump throws his hair in the ring, I know it makes the GOP cringe but the networks would absolutely love the ratings.
Guess I remember the Ted Cruz treatment applied to Reagan, about this time in the game, too.
Your memory fails you. There is no similarity between the way Ted Cruz has been "treated" and how Reagan was treated, as the two are not similar in even the most vague manner.
There was never any real resolution and a lot of questions still remain.
The Independent Counsel's final report released in September 2000 concluded that "This office determined that the evidence was insufficient to prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that either President or Mrs. Clinton knowingly participated in any criminal conduct."
Good luck with that.
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Originally Posted by freightshaker
I think they should go after her hard on Benghazi. Go after her record as secretary of state on the whole.
The affection you seem to have for political ploys that have already failed previously is a fascinating statement on the actual lack of real issues you can come up with.
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Originally Posted by freightshaker
Bill dalliances are of little significance in my mind other than material for SNL satire.
Your memory fails you. There is no similarity between the way Ted Cruz has been "treated" and how Reagan was treated, as the two are not similar in even the most vague manner.
Seriously?
Is this some revisionist history?
Ford was the establishments guy. Reagan was this fringe Hollywood actor, that played second fiddle to a monkey.
Ford left the Presidency in 1977. There was a whole 'nother President between him and Reagan.
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Reagan was this fringe Hollywood actor, that played second fiddle to a monkey.
And Ford was the guy that Chevy Chase portrayed on SNL as a bumbling buffoon. Every candidate gets lampooned.
But Reagan was also the successful 2 term Governor of the largest state in the Union, and a powerhouse with the party establishment. He won the 1980 nomination on the first ballot running away at a time when Party Conventions still actually meant something.
good point , Why Romney was the choice for this culture at this time I will never know.
Yes, running a plutocrat after the 2008 meltdown was a great idea, I guess they hoped we had forgotten by 2012?
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