Thursday - 20Jun2019 Filed in:
NeoNotes&Politics❝❝HRC was not that likable as a candidate. The image of HRC appealed more than the actuality. She's many things, but she's not appealing, probably because she doesn't seem to connect on a personal level. That was something that Bill Clinton excelled at, and the lack in HRC just came off as disappointing.
My claim was that people relied on the polls so much that they couldn't be bothered to double check what was happening.
The election of HRC was already in confusion, not in the least because she manipulated the rules to deny anyone else the nomination. It wasn't the first time that people decided they didn't want her as a candidate. Even her election to the Senate wasn't so much winning as controlling the process to get her a Senate seat as a power base. Without that and without a big push from her husband, she couldn't make it as a candidate. As Bill Clinton's legacy became tainted and Democrats started avoiding him, HRC's "star power" faded.
I don't know why she avoided so many public appearances in 2016, although I suspect it's health issues that she never told people about. That certainly didn't help her.
You can blame Comey, you can blame the LEAKED emails, but HRC was never a strong candidate. She didn't even want to go up against Gore. She didn't dare go up against Bush League in 2004 because she was afraid she be washed up if she lost. In 2007, she got sold out by the Democrat leadership because they didn't want her in the White House. In thirty years, her reasons for running for President was that she was a woman, and it was time. Her whole strategy centered on victimhood while implying that she was owed the Presidency because Bill and others had done her wrong.❞❞
NeoNotes are the selected comments that I made on other boards, in email, or in response to articles where I could not respond directly.
Tags: Hillary Clinton ∙ 2016 election ∙ Bill Clinton ∙ James Comey ∙ Al Gore ∙ George W Bush ∙ Bush League ∙ White House ∙ Democrats
❝❝As far as I am concerned, you have no business going after Republicans until you at least acknowledge that Democrats aren't perfect and are just as good at messing things up.❞❞
Read More...Tags: Democrats ∙ Republicans ∙ Barack Obama ∙ White House ∙ Trump Tower ∙ mainstream media ∙ trust ∙ overlook ∙ maxims
Thursday - 22Nov2018 Filed in:
Headlines&Politics&Law&Ecology
Wednesday - 14Nov2018 Filed in:
Headlines&LawCNN sues President Trump and White House for banning reporter Jim Acosta
Read More...Tags: freedom of the press ∙ access ∙ Jim Acosta ∙ CNN ∙ White House ∙ Donald Trump ∙ government
Sunday - 25Feb2018 Filed in:
Politics&Morality & Modern Life
Warrantless searches are not a good idea
More and more questions about the Obama "library"
Somehow we're fueling revenge
This isn't a regular story, but it was just too good
Nothing about the merits
Time for some changes
I'd love to see them bounce back
Interesting take on the attacks on Trump
And he forgot to mention it to Congress
The original program was done without Congress and is illegal
Wired makes the case against free speech
Yeah, they kinda are
We need to find common ground
Tags: Border Patrol ∙ warrant ∙ search ∙ Barack Obama ∙ presidental library ∙ torture ∙ media bias ∙ Nancy Pelosi ∙ merits ∙ Democrats ∙ US Army ∙ recruits ∙ entitled ∙ Louisiana ∙ bookstore ∙ scandal ∙ James Comey ∙ Obama administration ∙ White House ∙ DACA ∙ Wired ∙ Bill Gates ∙ tech companies ∙ government ∙ regulation ∙ civil rights ∙ Martin Luther King ∙ common ground
Sunday - 11Feb2018 Filed in:
NeoNotes&Politics
Wednesday - 31Jan2018 Filed in:
Headlines&Entertainment&PoliticsSilliness
This disunity shows that the Democrats still don't know what to do about Trump
“ The Virginia wine tax is $1.51 per gallon and the tax on beer is $0.26 per gallon. The ABC Board marks up the price for liquor sold on-site at distilleries by 69 percent. Once ABC takes its 54 percent cut of the purchase price, it ends up effectively taxing spirits at a rate of $30.88 per gallon.”
Yes, it happened. In America.
“Shearer does not have a background in espionage, and his memo was initially viewed with scepticism, not least because he had shared it with select media organisations before the election.” First, the misspellings are straight from the article. Second, the only reason that this "dossier" is even being considered is because nothing in the original panned out.
The other commission members don't like it either
The single biggest problem in healthcare is government, but this article doesn't admit that
It started before Trump was sworn in
Americans didn't want it but we're stuck with it
The press and the politicos aren't coping with him
This is the fork in the road
Worth considering
The CDC is not a regulatory agency
Tags: Bill Nye ∙ science ∙ Amazon ∙ Democrats ∙ Real ID ∙ White House ∙ Nunes Memo ∙ Dreamers ∙ CDC ∙ Berkshire Hathaway ∙ JP Morgan Chase ∙ unemployment ∙ Donald Trump ∙ State Of The Union Address ∙ FCC ∙ 5G network ∙ healthcare
Monday - 29Jan2018 Filed in:
Headlines&Politics&Law
Monday - 15Jan2018 Filed in:
PoliticsOct. 23, 2013, 2:55 PM
““A claim from the No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), drew denials from House Republican leadership and the White House on Wednesday.
Durbin claimed in a weekend Facebook post that a House GOP leader told President Barack Obama that the leader "cannot even stand to look at" him during a recent negotiation over the government shutdown and raising the nation's debt ceiling.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said, flatly, that the exchange "did not happen."
A spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner was baffled by Durbin's allegation.
"The Speaker certainly didn’t say that, and doesn’t recall anyone else doing so," Michael Steel, Boehner's spokesman, said in an email Wednesday morning.
”” — Brett LoGiurato
Tags: clipping ∙ Brett LoGiurato ∙ Tammy Bruce ∙ Dick Durbin ∙ Senate ∙ White House ∙ Jay Carney ∙ Barack Obama ∙ John Boehner ∙ Michael Steel
Friday - 18Aug2017 Filed in:
Politics&HeadlinesAfter watching the last few days, I'm pretty sure he wanted to be fired. I don't know what happened, but someone like Bannon doesn't just give a telephone interview on a lark. Word is he turned in his resignation on August 7th (pre-Charlottesville) effective August 14th, and it was extended to today.
Tags: Steve Bannon ∙ White House
Tuesday - 16May2017 Filed in:
Headlines”Deep State Leaks Highly Classified Info to Washington Post to Smear President Trump”
“Trump: I had ‘absolute right’ to share ‘facts’ with Russia”
Read More...Tags: fake news ∙ clipping ∙ picture ∙ Kristina Wong ∙ H.R. McMaster ∙ White House ∙ President ∙ Donald Trump ∙ Sergey Lavrov ∙ Sergei Kislyak ∙ Yaron Steinbuch ∙ Russia ∙ ISIS ∙ terrorism ∙ Harry S Truman
Wednesday - 04Feb2015 Filed in:
Liberty&Politics