Today, Hillary Clinton made a campaign stop at her law school alma mater, Yale University in New Haven, CT, to participate in a round table discussion with a select group of women. It didn't take her too long to turn on the water works, conveniently one day before Super Tuesday.
I have no idea what caused her to "tear up" as she put it. And frankly, I could care less. All I know is that she pulled the very same stunt the day before the New Hampshire primary. And guess what? The water works worked. She won the primary. Now, with the biggest day yet of the presidential race looming - Super Tuesday - Clinton is pulling her stunt yet again. Will crying in public get her sympathy votes? Maybe. Will it change her public perception of being cold and calculating? Perhaps. But not if you are a voter who sees her for what she is - a manipulator in every sense of the word.
The Clintons are a machine. I've even stated before on this blog that I believe that if it were Bill running for president, he would win hands down. But the Clintons are a dangerous machine, one that will wreck havoc on our county and its future. Hillary wants to put in place universal healthcare (read: socialized medicine). If Hillary could abolish the Second Ammendment, she would (taking away American's constitutional rights is NEVER a good thing). Hillary wants amnesty for illegal immigrants (read: she wants to make our borders and country LESS secure and reward people who have broken the law). Hillary will raise taxes to attempt to pay for a multitude of unnecessary goverment programs. Somehow, I seriously doubt that our money will be spent wisely by the government. Hillary will try to turn America into a socialist country, and there are no tears big enough to cover up that fact.
For those of you who read this post, please consider the weight of your vote. Every vote matters. If you have somehow stumbled upon this blog, I beg you, please consider with a heavy heart your decision on November 4th. The future of our country depends on it. Hillary may attempt to cry her way all the way to the top, but it is up to us, the American voter, to stop her.
1 comment:
I don't think that Clinton will make it to the nomination by voters choice, maybe she'll be able to win over enough super delegates if Obama make a mistake soon.
I do not think either her or Obama are thinking 25 years into the future, they seem to be pandering to people in the here and now. Like they want to give our freebies to make you happy and damn the effect it will have on your grandchildren (as in Soc. Security is screwing us)
None of the Canidates are focusing on Education or bring America into the lead for this Century. HealthCare for all will bog down this country and tax everyone to death and it isn't going to make anyone have a better life when all their extra money they have now is spent on Insurance instead of life and education or investments.
What a bad way to be remembered for, I wouldn't want the red mark on my name for all of history.
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