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HILLARY CLINTON REVISITED AND REVILED: A racist? A manipulative Machiavellian monster? Or both?
By Lloyd Williams
March 21, 2008
“‘She is a monster … She is stooping to anything.’ — Pulitzer Prize-winner Samantha Power on Hillary Clinton
*There’s a reason why, over the course of this long Presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton has gone from the presumptive Democratic nominee to a much-reviled figure very capable of selfishly sabotaging her party’s chances of prevailing in the general election come November.
And that reason, quite simply, is that she no longer looks like a leader but more like a sleazy race-baiter intent on securing the White House by any means necessary, even if that might leave the U.S. bitterly divided and Balkanized along ethnic lines.
By repeatedly resorting to disgustingly underhanded tactics, she has revealed herself to be incapable of rallying the country around her in the way that Barack Obama has captured the imagination of the younger generation.”
What is your opinion?
Well…I could go on about my negative feelings towards Hillary Clinton all day long. She will end up splitting the Democratic party and we will have another 4(+) years of a plummeting economy and lack the healthcare and social programs that we need to uplift our nation. She cares only about herself, not about the American people.
I, for one, am an Obama supporter; however, with all of the dislike I have for Hillary Clinton, if she was the nominee, which she won’t be, I would still vote for her. Why? Because we need to put a Democrat back in the Whitehouse!! PEOPLE, WAKE UP! How can current supporters of Barack & Hillary say that they will vote for McCain if their candidate isn’t the selected nominee?!
My opinion is that, to some degree, I believe she is a monster but she is definitly NOT a racist. I will vote for her for president if she is the Democratic nominee. However I do believe that Barack Obama has the drive, the morals, and the force to unite this country and restore our political standing in the world.
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