If Hillary were elected to the presidency, she'd barely squeak through at best, and hers would be a weak presidency dogged by scandal and tremendous unpopularity right from the start. We can see what happened in Brazil's recent elections, where the Left-wing Dilma Rousseff barely made it through to win the presidency, and we can see how fragile and scandal-ridden her govt was. Now it's predictably ended with her impeachment. What are the opinions on how a Clinton presidency would end? I think it would end just like Rousseff's.
If Hillary were elected to the presidency, she'd barely squeak through at best, and hers would be a weak presidency dogged by scandal and tremendous unpopularity right from the start. We can see what happened in Brazil's recent elections, where the Left-wing Dilma Rousseff barely made it through to win the presidency, and we can see how fragile and scandal-ridden her govt was. Now it's predictably ended with her impeachment. What are the opinions on how a Clinton presidency would end? I think it would end just like Rousseff's.
Sounds great. Let's vote for her to prevent a Trump presidency, and hope that she will be indeed weak and incapable of ramming through any serious leftist agenda.
That's a ridiculous notion. Both houses of Congress will bend over backwards to pass everything she wants. That's why she's far more dangerous than Trump.Sounds great. Let's vote for her to prevent a Trump presidency, and hope that she will be indeed weak and incapable of ramming through any serious leftist agenda.
That's a ridiculous notion. Both houses of Congress will bend over backwards to pass everything she wants. That's why she's far more dangerous than Trump.
Hillary isn't a Leftist. She's at best a Centrist, but more honestly she's economically a Rightist, on foreign policy she's a far Rightist, and socially she's a Left-Centrist (except when she wants to drum up female and minority votes, then she parrots Cornel West/Madaleine Albright as best as she can).
Provide tax relief for families. Hillary will cut taxes for hard-working families to increase their take-home pay as they face rising costs from child care, health care, and sending their kids to college. She is calling for extending a tax cut of up to $2,500 per student to help deal with college costs as part of her New College Compact, and for cutting taxes for businesses that share profits with their employees.
Unleash small business growth. Hillary’s father owned a small business—and she understands that small businesses are the backbone of jobs and growth in America. She’s put forward a small-business agenda to expand access to capital, provide tax relief, cut red tape, and help small businesses bring their goods to new markets.
Create a New College Compact. Hillary’s New College Compact will invest $350 billion so that students do not have to borrow to pay tuition at a public college in their state. Her plan will also significantly cut interest rates on student loans and enable an estimated 25 million Americans with student debt to refinance at today’s lower rates, saving the typical borrower $2,000 over the life of their loans.
Boost public investment in infrastructure and scientific research. One of the best ways to drive jobs and improve our nation’s competitiveness is to invest in infrastructure and scientific research. Hillary has called for a national infrastructure bank that would leverage public and private funds to invest in projects across the country. She will call for reform that closes corporate tax loopholes and drives investment here, in the U.S. And she would increase funding for scientific research at agencies like the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.
Lift up participation in the workforce—especially for women. For too long, issues like equal pay, paid leave, and affordable child care have been put off to the side as "women's issues." Hillary believes they are crucial to our competitiveness and growth—and to lifting incomes for working families.
If Hillary were elected to the presidency, she'd barely squeak through at best, and hers would be a weak presidency dogged by scandal and tremendous unpopularity right from the start. We can see what happened in Brazil's recent elections, where the Left-wing Dilma Rousseff barely made it through to win the presidency, and we can see how fragile and scandal-ridden her govt was. Now it's predictably ended with her impeachment. What are the opinions on how a Clinton presidency would end? I think it would end just like Rousseff's.
On the economy she is rightist? Right of what, communism? Seriously, here is the economy page from her website, please explain which of these is rightist? https://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues/plan-raise-american-incomes/
Let's look at some of these rightist proposals...
I think it's cute that you think Hillary's actions have any correlation whatsoever to what she says or has her PR team put on her website.
I think it's cute that you think Hillary's actions have any correlation whatsoever to what she says or has her PR team put on her website.
So you think she is a rightist economically because you think it. Good job, well done!
You People will go out and have faith in Obama, Sanders, Trump; oh, they're really going to do it for you, lets get violent and put all our passionate energy into the only solution... but try to have a little faith in your elected leader (be it Obama of Clinton) or send out a prayer, demand or instructions for her behavior and kaputs.
If Hillary were elected to the presidency, she'd barely squeak through at best, and hers would be a weak presidency dogged by scandal and tremendous unpopularity right from the start. We can see what happened in Brazil's recent elections, where the Left-wing Dilma Rousseff barely made it through to win the presidency, and we can see how fragile and scandal-ridden her govt was. Now it's predictably ended with her impeachment. What are the opinions on how a Clinton presidency would end? I think it would end just like Rousseff's.
If Hillary were elected to the presidency, she'd barely squeak through at best, and hers would be a weak presidency dogged by scandal and tremendous unpopularity right from the start. We can see what happened in Brazil's recent elections, where the Left-wing Dilma Rousseff barely made it through to win the presidency, and we can see how fragile and scandal-ridden her govt was. Now it's predictably ended with her impeachment. What are the opinions on how a Clinton presidency would end? I think it would end just like Rousseff's.
I think if we have any sense at all...no matter who is elected in November...the country should be hoping for a very successful administration.
I strongly support Hillary Clinton...but if Donald Trump were to beat her, I will have no trouble whatever hoping that he is able to get the congress working to set (keep) our house in order.
I think if we have any sense at all...no matter who is elected in November...the country should be hoping for a very successful administration.
I strongly support Hillary Clinton...but if Donald Trump were to beat her, I will have no trouble whatever hoping that he is able to get the congress working to set (keep) our house in order.
On the economy she is rightist? Right of what, communism? Seriously, here is the economy page from her website, please explain which of these is rightist? https://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues/plan-raise-american-incomes/
Let's look at some of these rightist proposals...
I think it's cute that you think Hillary's actions have any correlation whatsoever to what she says or has her PR team put on her website.
So you think she is a rightist economically because you think it. Good job, well done!
No, we think it because we know what policies she's supported in the past when she was the First Lady, what bills she voted for and supported while she was the Senator from New York, and because of the policies that she supported when she was Secretary of State. She has new campaign promises that diverge from previous policy positions she has held (e.g. Keystone XL and TPP). She's been a fervent advocate of the "Middle-way economics" that her husband lead with her complete approval 26 years ago, which is just yet another packaging for neoliberalism -that came with non-protectionist trade agreements, attacks on the welfare state, privatized prisons, deregulation (including the disastrous decision to repeal Glass-Steagall and the CFMA). When she was a Senator, she crucially voted for a bankruptcy bill that harms the middle and lower classes (A pretty conspicuous flip-flop that occurred immediately after she took boatloads of donations from lending agencies during her NY bid). Prior to all of that, when she served on the board of Wall-Mart, she was completely silent on any support for unions.
She's not Ted Cruz, Alan Greenspan, or Rand Paul, but that's not saying she's not very committed to the interests of the elite.
So you know it because of Bill Clinton, a single vote, and her job that had jack and **** to do with economics. Well that is convincing...
By the way, did you know that it was reported at the time that Hillary Clinton argues with Bill privately about NAFTA, with her being against it?
Yes, I've heard the rumors. That does precious little for the millions of Americans out of work and the communities that have been devastated by these trade deals.
Why should the Government be meddling in trade deals?
Shouldn't the market take care of itself?
I understand. It's because they are both women, so of course their presidencies will mirror each other.
That's called thinking stereotypically.
I didn't mention their gender - as far as I'm concerned, it's incidental - what you just did is called gender-baiting.
The similarities I mentioned were that they are both Leftists who would only squeak through their respective elections, leaving a large overwhelmingly disgruntled population, and who are both corrupt, which would make their tenures ineffective.
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