"Hey Hillary. Who's this joker behind you? Do you know he can't even speak Chinese?"
"That's OK. He's one of our big donors. And he did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night."
Thanks to Citizens United, who have gained access to more of Hillary Clinton's State Department emails, we now learn that the Clinton Foundation and State discussed having donors to the foundation attend a luncheon with Chinese president Ju Hintao
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/08/28/new-emails-reportedly-show-clinton-foundation-exec-state-dept-aide-discussed-access-to-china-president.html
But as Hillary herself, famously asked, "What difference at this point does it make?" Polls still show her with a comfortable lead.
It's called "Low Information Democracy".
Polls show Hillary with a comfortable lead for one reason, and one reason only. His name is Donald Trump.
ReplyDeleteIf I could structure this election to send exactly the message I personally desired, the popular vote would be something like 37 percent Clinton, 29 percent Trump, about 20 percent Gary Johnson, and about 14 percent for whoever the Greens are running. Clinton is the least bad of the lot, and I don't like Johnson's positions enough to vote for him. All he has to say for himself is "Hey guys, I'm not Hillary OR Donald!" The Greens don't know how to run a government, they just don't.
Hopefully, the winner will be a one term president.
What frustrates me is that there were about 15 Republican candidates who would wipe the floor with Hillary.
ReplyDeleteNone of them were any good either, except maybe Kasich. But, given a choice between Hillary and Cruz, I would be happy to sit it out or vote third party. Four years of Cruz screwing things up wouldn't be the worst thing that ever happened to the USA. Remember Millard Fillmore, or Buchanan.
ReplyDeleteI rather liked the poster that enuerated how much has been spent on this election, and concluded "There must be a cheaper way to pick the twelve worst candidates in America."
Tic tac toe.