Termyn8or
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FR While I agree she is slime, most politicians choose their questions. Even after the election. Go to a press conference with an actual politician, not a spokesperson. You take in a list of questions you intend to ask and they take a pen and cross a few off. You ask those forbidden questions and you will not be allowed in anymore which REALLY hurts your career. If Clinton gets the nomination, there is a very good chance we will see Trump win. I am not saying that is good. I do not believe he has the best judgement in the world. I believe he is ill informed on world politics and cannot stand nose to nose with most world leaders. I also believe he is not going to have the backbone to stand up to those wrecking the country. He might get on a putsch to lower spending, but not for the military where it needs to happen. While they bomb and rebuild nations, we are falling apart here. But he beats a Bush hands down. And if he IS the nominee, which looks likely, he will probably use her past against her in spades, possibly to the point of buying airtime and billboard space. He might even call her a pimp after all this shit with Bill. He can claim that her flipflopping on Gay marriage proves she is a liar. I certainly would. I would ask "Which time were you lying ?". And when she says she changed her mind he will call her a liar. You generally don't change your opinion much on something like that at that age. Maybe in your 20s or 30s, but not now. He will say she is saying that to get votes and if you vote for her you might be getting sort of a wolf in sheep's clothing. Whereas he is of course honest about his opinions and can point to the fact that some of them are quite unpopular to prove it. I think there is a list of people they could run who would be beaten by a potato(e lol). Any Bush for one. If the republicans ran a Bush that would almost guarantee her the big chair. Remember, in this country most people don't vote for anyone, they vote against the other. T^T
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