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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/25/hillary-clinton-business-jobs_n_6046856.html
GOP strategists probably believe they’ve died and gone to heaven. Hillary is now on record with the most Marxist quote imaginable – “Don’t let anybody tell you that it's corporations and businesses that create jobs.”
In one surprising flash of ignorance Hillary managed to demolish the myth that she’s the “brighter” of the husband/wife time that occupied the white house in the 1990s.
How did Hillary come up with this “dictatorship of the masses” sound bite? She was trying to run to the LEFT of Elizabeth Warren, of course. This is why primaries are much more entertaining than the general election. The pandering that takes places is much more obvious and offensive.
Back to the GOP – you’re whistling past the graveyard if you think this will be any sort of impediment to Hillary running in 2016. Her gaffe may be proof of Karl Marx’s adage: “History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce.” But that doesn’t mean she will be deserted by masses of dropouts, illiterates, welfare recipients, students who never held a job, and government workers. (Even the UAW will probably be forced to support Hillary, as a condition of the government bailing out GM).
But Hillary’s once presumed lock on the “politics of gender identification” is now shattered. There are millions of entrepreneurial women who own restaurants, mall shops, service businesses, work as self employed accountants, are in private practice as doctors, dentists, veterinarians . . . they’ve all just been bitch slapped.
Republicans – nice that you got Hillary’s quote on tape. Don’t brush out and buy airtime to run it endlessly to support GOP senate and house candidates over the next 2 weeks, or it won’t be effective in 2016.
And don’t think you can cruise to the white house in 2016 without new leadership, and a real agenda. As distasteful as Hillary is, she still wins both a popularity and intelligence contest when matched up with McConnell or Boehner. Both these guys should stand down and allow the incoming house and senate GOP majorities to pick fresh faces; smarter people; younger people.
Hillary will be 70 on inauguration day, if elected. Time for the GOP to stop being the party of the old and feeble minded. Hillary has taken up that mantle for the democrats.
GOP strategists probably believe they’ve died and gone to heaven. Hillary is now on record with the most Marxist quote imaginable – “Don’t let anybody tell you that it's corporations and businesses that create jobs.”
In one surprising flash of ignorance Hillary managed to demolish the myth that she’s the “brighter” of the husband/wife time that occupied the white house in the 1990s.
How did Hillary come up with this “dictatorship of the masses” sound bite? She was trying to run to the LEFT of Elizabeth Warren, of course. This is why primaries are much more entertaining than the general election. The pandering that takes places is much more obvious and offensive.
Back to the GOP – you’re whistling past the graveyard if you think this will be any sort of impediment to Hillary running in 2016. Her gaffe may be proof of Karl Marx’s adage: “History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce.” But that doesn’t mean she will be deserted by masses of dropouts, illiterates, welfare recipients, students who never held a job, and government workers. (Even the UAW will probably be forced to support Hillary, as a condition of the government bailing out GM).
But Hillary’s once presumed lock on the “politics of gender identification” is now shattered. There are millions of entrepreneurial women who own restaurants, mall shops, service businesses, work as self employed accountants, are in private practice as doctors, dentists, veterinarians . . . they’ve all just been bitch slapped.
Republicans – nice that you got Hillary’s quote on tape. Don’t brush out and buy airtime to run it endlessly to support GOP senate and house candidates over the next 2 weeks, or it won’t be effective in 2016.
And don’t think you can cruise to the white house in 2016 without new leadership, and a real agenda. As distasteful as Hillary is, she still wins both a popularity and intelligence contest when matched up with McConnell or Boehner. Both these guys should stand down and allow the incoming house and senate GOP majorities to pick fresh faces; smarter people; younger people.
Hillary will be 70 on inauguration day, if elected. Time for the GOP to stop being the party of the old and feeble minded. Hillary has taken up that mantle for the democrats.