WhoreMods -> RE: Where HRC blames everyone but herself for her campaign loss.... (9/24/2017 9:26:20 AM)
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ORIGINAL: jlf1961 George Clooney pulls no punches as to who is really to blame. quote:
nd whom did Clooney blame? He hasn’t said that much, but he gave an interview to the Daily Beast this week. It was mostly about his movie, but somehow his fundraising and endorsements for a failed presidential candidate came up: “Do you feel like history will look kindly on Hillary Clinton?” And just as he’d done in his letter backing the candidate, more than a year ago, Clooney expressed his disappointment briefly and bluntly. “She was more qualified than even her husband was when he was elected president,” he said. “But she’s not as good at communicating things. That’s simply true. When she got up and gave a speech, it didn’t soar.” Clooney called Clinton “the right person to side with.” But he admitted: “It was frustrating because I never saw her elevate her game. I never saw it. And I had a lot of liberal friends who were like, ‘She’s not good at this.’ And I see that, and I understand it.” Hillary Clinton blames many things for her loss. George Clooney blames her ‘frustrating’ speeches. You have to admit, when Trump gave a speech, he evoked passion. Hillary on the other hand gave a speech and evoked.... heh. Even when he endorsed her run, he didnt call here a great or even good politician. Donald Trump at least was passionate, albeit wrongly directed in some cases, in his run for the oval office. Hillary, well while good at pointing out what she saw as wrong with the GOP, did not really have something to get passionate about. It was basically, they are wrong, this is wrong, that is wrong.... Lets face it, the American voter looks for the 'gotcha' hook when they decide who to vote for. They vote for whoever can make the most convincing 'good ol days' case and who is to blame for those days being gone, or the person that promises some new 'change' or better days to come. The problem is that since Reagan, there has not been anyone that could actually make their plan work. Trump has crashed and burned on the GOP healthcare repeal and reform, pissed off god knows how many of his own base and a number of countries, and the dems in response can only point fingers without offering anything to prove their way is better. Its still polarized politics as usual. Washington and every state capital for that matter is in dire need of a political enema. This country needs a change, and it is not a change on party lines, but we need to leave the extreme right and find a middle ground that allows things to get done. It wont be perfect, but it will be a working solution to the shit going on in our capitals today. Making a compromise is not a failure, it is a solution. A failure is when you try to do something and have half the people you need to get it done so pissed off they wont talk to you so it sits and lingers in limbo. All great points.... I ask the question.... When does Hilary EVER NOT blame everyone else for her campaign loss. Even Sean Hannity, who can't seem to articulate anything beyond a second grade level, articulated the long list of people to blame other than herself. I'm just hoping the Dems manage to scrape up somebody else besides Kanye in 2020 and she doesn't get a second nomination...
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