Hillary Clinton likes to take populous stands – she did so
as First Lady, as a Senator from New York and as Secretary of State. However, taking popular stands and actually
fighting for them, or heck even voting for them are different things. I wonder if she requests for a bullet-proof
limousine equipped with crudites and fancy water to take her from one populous
stand to another.
People have made jokes about not being able to name one accomplishment
which should not come as a surprise because there are none. Some people said she was restricted because
she knew she would run for President and did not want to have a ‘gotcha’
moment. In other words, a person who
desires to run the greatest and freest country in the world is afraid someone
may second guess a vote she made. Hardly
seems to be a person of conviction.
Let me tackle of few other ‘excuses’ – she is an extremely
private person and people do not know her.
She has been in the public light for two dozen years, written books and
made a ton of speeches (many of which she was compensated at 25,000 times the
people who actually worked at the place) – people do know her, and there is
just nothing there.
Others say that she was only the junior Senator from New
York and had a world that resented America to deal with as Secretary of
State. There are plenty of junior Senators
who have done enough that people recognize who they are. Heck, there are three of them running on the
Republican ticket – Senator Marco Rubio, Senator Rand Paul and Senator Ted
Cruz. All three have done things that
have made them well known, beyond their last name.
As for the world, if everybody did indeed hate America,
which the lack of countries leaving military alliances in 2008 or ending
economic/trade with the US in 2008 would say that other countries truly did not
hate America, Hillary Clinton would have had an easy time improving those
relationships. Were there any peace
summits that students will read about in their text books? No. Any
international dispute that she successfully mediated or negotiated? No.
Wait, there was that one thing that happened – the death of four
Americans in an embassy in a city that all other countries had vacated at least
a week ahead of time and that US soldiers could not get to ‘in-time’, despite
not knowing when or if the attacks would occur.
Those that support Hillary Clinton want there to be
something of grasp to show more than an idea of hope or a populist
message. The problem is that they just
don’t exist, and if they did, they are on a hidden and illegal email server at
her multi-million dollar Westchester mansion.
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