Thread: 2016 Democratic US Presidential Candidates

^^ Bringing that stuff up doesn't help the Republicans among younger people. It is only important to old geezers. Recycling old scandals will burn Republicans more than Clinton.

I read just yesterday an article in The Atlantic regarding the "culture wars" of the '90 and disdain conservatives have for the "radical" Clintons. Good read this one.

Among the Hillary Haters

Among the Hillary Haters - The Atlantic


My favorite part of this whole long story is the part where the writer interviews Chris Ruddy, the current CEO of Newsmax and one of the Clinton's early detractors, states this...

“There was just so much ferment back then, and we got carried away,” he told me. “People get emotional. It was almost like a war, but a political one.” Today Ruddy, who says he is most likely to support the GOP candidate in 2016, will even allow that Clinton “will be a good president. She’s going to surprise a lot of people.”

Originally Posted by misskit

^^ Bringing that stuff up doesn't help the Republicans among younger people. It is only important to old geezers. Recycling old scandals will burn Republicans more than Clinton.

Don't know where you're from or what kind of people you hang around but this just doesn't ring true to me. The country is full of Copenhagen dipping, CMA watching, shot gun toting, military serving and church attending types between ages of 16 - 90 who love hearing this stuff about the Clintons.

Originally Posted by misskit

^^ Bringing that stuff up doesn't help the Republicans among younger people. It is only important to old geezers. Recycling old scandals will burn Republicans more than Clinton.

I read just yesterday an article in The Atlantic regarding the "culture wars" of the '90 and disdain conservatives have for the "radical" Clintons. Good read this one.

Among the Hillary Haters

Among the Hillary Haters - The Atlantic


My favorite part of this whole long story is the part where the writer interviews Chris Ruddy, the current CEO of Newsmax and one of the Clinton's early detractors, states this...

“There was just so much ferment back then, and we got carried away,” he told me. “People get emotional. It was almost like a war, but a political one.” Today Ruddy, who says he is most likely to support the GOP candidate in 2016, will even allow that Clinton “will be a good president. She’s going to surprise a lot of people.”

Oh I don't know I think it will show the young people where her mind set was even back then, that along with the fact she was fired from the watergate investigation for lying and falsifying evidence which it appears she has not lost her touch. She is a women obsessed with acquiring power and she has been since her early years as a young lawyer willing to do anything in the pursuit of that power.

Originally Posted by RPETER65

the fact she was fired from the watergate investigation for lying and falsifying evidence

That is an outright lie.