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June 19, 2015, 12:13:01 AM








Does she represent the progressive's wet dream?




But I do know one thing though, bitches, they come they go
Saturday through Sunday, Monday, Monday through Sunday yo
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June 18, 2015, 11:44:46 PM
Hillary Clinton is ridiculous if she thinks her gender will win this election. Her lies are plain for all to see, and as election efforts rachet up, she will find that trying to bedazzle the public with so-called 'charm' will only be met with derision and contempt.

She is about as trust worthy as obama, which is to say, not at all.




but she got the money.


Ain't that the truth
We all know how the democratic primaries are going to go at least the Republicans will have a more interesting ballot, on the other hand it really is a pity no one can develop a strong third party to break the two party system of US democracy.
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June 18, 2015, 10:27:28 PM
It's high time now that USA gets a lady-President. And there seems no other choice better than Hilary Clinton. I suppose people can give her a chance at President's posts. I think she has done pretty good till now, she deserves to become the President



Hillary Charged Kid’s Charity $200,000 For Speech






Hillary Clinton charged a kids’ charity $200,000 to speak — and she pocketed every dime.

Clinton reportedly charged the Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach $200,000 for a speech earlier this year, according to new speaking disclosures made available on the Clinton Foundation website.

Clinton spoke at a Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach fundraiser in California on March 3, reportedly speaking to 300 Long Beach “movers and shakers” at an event that was closed to the press. The event was marked by Secret Service security and bomb-sniffing dogs outside before Clinton got there.

The Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach’s programs promote character, education, health, and sports and art involvement for children.

When former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice spoke to the same group in 2009, she reportedly donated the nearly $60,000 they paid her back to the charity.




http://dailycaller.com/2015/06/16/hillary-charged-kids-charity-200000-for-speech/





Dude, alright!! I get it. I understand that the news you are publishing here makes her a bad person. But do you really think that this will be the case with only her. Is it like that there have been no other candidate till now (possible gone to become a President) had his/her share of controversy? This sort of news comes out only when there is a election. Otherwise people do not even care about this stuff. Anyhow, what I meant is to let her have the chance, let her be the President, let her take the decisions, then after her tenure we can decide if she has done right or wrong.

'We have to pass the law to find out what's in it'

LOLOLOL can't believe anyone typed this sht

Yea let someone take charge as president 'just to let her try it out'


This is fckin insanity.
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June 18, 2015, 09:21:33 PM
It's high time now that USA gets a lady-President. And there seems no other choice better than Hilary Clinton. I suppose people can give her a chance at President's posts. I think she has done pretty good till now, she deserves to become the President



Hillary Charged Kid’s Charity $200,000 For Speech






Hillary Clinton charged a kids’ charity $200,000 to speak — and she pocketed every dime.

Clinton reportedly charged the Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach $200,000 for a speech earlier this year, according to new speaking disclosures made available on the Clinton Foundation website.

Clinton spoke at a Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach fundraiser in California on March 3, reportedly speaking to 300 Long Beach “movers and shakers” at an event that was closed to the press. The event was marked by Secret Service security and bomb-sniffing dogs outside before Clinton got there.

The Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach’s programs promote character, education, health, and sports and art involvement for children.

When former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice spoke to the same group in 2009, she reportedly donated the nearly $60,000 they paid her back to the charity.




http://dailycaller.com/2015/06/16/hillary-charged-kids-charity-200000-for-speech/





Dude, alright!! I get it. I understand that the news you are publishing here makes her a bad person. But do you really think that this will be the case with only her. Is it like that there have been no other candidate till now (possible gone to become a President) had his/her share of controversy? This sort of news comes out only when there is a election. Otherwise people do not even care about this stuff. Anyhow, what I meant is to let her have the chance, let her be the President, let her take the decisions, then after her tenure we can decide if she has done right or wrong.


No we should not.


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June 18, 2015, 12:19:04 PM
It's high time now that USA gets a lady-President. And there seems no other choice better than Hilary Clinton. I suppose people can give her a chance at President's posts. I think she has done pretty good till now, she deserves to become the President



Hillary Charged Kid’s Charity $200,000 For Speech






Hillary Clinton charged a kids’ charity $200,000 to speak — and she pocketed every dime.

Clinton reportedly charged the Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach $200,000 for a speech earlier this year, according to new speaking disclosures made available on the Clinton Foundation website.

Clinton spoke at a Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach fundraiser in California on March 3, reportedly speaking to 300 Long Beach “movers and shakers” at an event that was closed to the press. The event was marked by Secret Service security and bomb-sniffing dogs outside before Clinton got there.

The Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach’s programs promote character, education, health, and sports and art involvement for children.

When former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice spoke to the same group in 2009, she reportedly donated the nearly $60,000 they paid her back to the charity.




http://dailycaller.com/2015/06/16/hillary-charged-kids-charity-200000-for-speech/





Dude, alright!! I get it. I understand that the news you are publishing here makes her a bad person. But do you really think that this will be the case with only her. Is it like that there have been no other candidate till now (possible gone to become a President) had his/her share of controversy? This sort of news comes out only when there is a election. Otherwise people do not even care about this stuff. Anyhow, what I meant is to let her have the chance, let her be the President, let her take the decisions, then after her tenure we can decide if she has done right or wrong.
legendary
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June 18, 2015, 04:41:04 AM
Hillary Clinton is ridiculous if she thinks her gender will win this election. Her lies are plain for all to see, and as election efforts rachet up, she will find that trying to bedazzle the public with so-called 'charm' will only be met with derision and contempt.

She is about as trust worthy as obama, which is to say, not at all.




but she got the money.


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June 18, 2015, 01:40:19 AM
Hillary Clinton is ridiculous if she thinks her gender will win this election. Her lies are plain for all to see, and as election efforts rachet up, she will find that trying to bedazzle the public with so-called 'charm' will only be met with derision and contempt.

She is about as trust worthy as obama, which is to say, not at all.

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June 17, 2015, 09:21:30 PM



These Are The Documents The State Dept Deleted And Hillary Didn’t Want You To See, Covering Up Pedophilia, Abuse






State Department officials cut out embarrassing passages of a report before publishing it during Hillary Clinton’s last days as secretary of state.

Earlier drafts of the final document reveal details about the “undue influence” that is mentioned only briefly in the published version released to the public the month Clinton left office, February of 2013.

The Washington Examiner obtained a dozen drafts of the report that revealed officials under Harold Geisel, the temporary inspector general during Clinton’s four-year tenure, let sections be edited out in late 2012.

The deleted information gave details of several investigations stymied by high-level staff in the Bureau of Diplomatic Security.

A draft dated Nov. 16, 2012 contained several passages that explained the extent of interference in investigations from staff in Clinton’s office.

“Sources reported that a senior ‘7th Floor’ Department official ordered [diplomatic security] to stop the investigation of an ambassador accused of pedophilia, and another such senior official had [diplomatic security] stop an investigation of an ambassador-designate,” the report said.


http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/these-are-documents-clintons-state-dept.-didnt-want-you-to-read/article/2566403


legendary
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June 17, 2015, 04:49:13 PM
She is probably as trustworthy as any of the men running against her.  She is by far not my first pick.  Bernie Sanders would be my ideal president but I really doubt I will see that happening.  He is such a sweet, nice man.  Embarrassed  I am not a fan or supporter of Clinton but she is defiantly the lesser of the evils.


On the evil scale, from 1 to 10, how evil is she compared to bush?


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June 17, 2015, 04:46:42 PM
She is probably as trustworthy as any of the men running against her.  She is by far not my first pick.  Bernie Sanders would be my ideal president but I really doubt I will see that happening.  He is such a sweet, nice man.  Embarrassed  I am not a fan or supporter of Clinton but she is defiantly the lesser of the evils.
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June 17, 2015, 04:44:14 PM



Hillary Clinton Talks About Her Upcoming “Two Terms As President”…






Hillary Clinton isn’t just ready for 2016—she’s ready for 2020, as well.

Clinton referenced her plans for “two terms as president” during a campaign stop Wednesday in South Carolina, where she outlined her economic goals.

“I hope that at the end of my two terms as president, I will have overseen an even bigger peacetime expansion of the economy than my husband did,” Clinton said, according to Time.

“He had the biggest peacetime expansion in our history.”

Clinton, the clear frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, currently leads all major Republican candidates in general election polling, according to a RealClearPolitics average.

Clinton is set to announce a proposal to provide businesses that hire apprentices with tax credits in the hopes of lowering youth unemployment during a roundtable Wednesday afternoon in the Palmetto State.


http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/245306-hillary-eyeing-two-terms-in-oval-office


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June 17, 2015, 02:03:10 PM



Audio: Clinton Foundation Head Accused Clintons of ‘Paranoia’


https://soundcloud.com/washington-free-beacon/donna-shalala-on-clinton-paranoia



Clinton Foundation head Donna Shalala privately expressed concerns about Bill and Hillary Clinton’s mental state in the mid-1990s, saying they had become “paranoid” and fixated on “right-wing conspiracies,” according to previously unpublished audio recordings obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

In 1994, four years before Hillary Clinton said a “vast right-wing conspiracy” was trying to take down her husband’s presidency, top aide Shalala said this theory was already embraced by the Clintons.

“They’ve become paranoid. Paranoia. Thinking people are out to get them, this right-wing conspiracy stuff,” said Shalala, who was the head of Health and Human Services during the August 1994 interview.


Shalala was recently appointed president of the Clinton Foundation.

The tapes are part of a series of interviews with Hillary Clinton and top aides, conducted by the late Pulitzer Prize winning reporter Haynes Johnson and obtained by the Free Beacon from the Wisconsin Historical Society on the University of Wisconsin campus.

Some segments of the interviews are transcribed in Johnson’s 1996 book The System, written with David Broder, which gives a meticulously reported account of the 1990s health care debate. However, many of the quotes in the book are not attributed to the aides by name.

The recordings provide additional insight into how Hillary Clinton was affected by her unsuccessful push for health care reform, one of the highest-profile battles of her time in the White House.

Aides feared at the time that Hillary Clinton had become “paranoid,” “burnt out,” and prone to angry outbursts, according to the tapes.

“[The Clintons are] feeling sorry for themselves. They talk about [conspiracies] all the time,” said Shalala. “That there really is a conspiracy out there to get us. That we don’t have a chance, people don’t understand how much good we’ve done. Our message isn’t getting across because these people are beating us up.”

Shalala said documents about supposed right-wing conspiracies were also being distributed to White House staffers.

“There is a feeling in the White House, and I don’t know whether it’s [James] Carville or [Paul] Begala or who’s giving them the materials,” said Shalala. “But sitting on the desks of their staff there’s these materials on this right-wing conspiracy.”

The remark was a rare acknowledgement by a close aide that there were reservations about the Clintons’ “right-wing conspiracy” theory within their inner circle. The quote was not attributed to Shalala in Johnson’s book. However, the audio recording and an interview transcription do include her name and are open to the public.

Since leaving the White House, Hillary Clinton has been dogged by accusations that she has an insular leadership style and lacks transparency, although aides deny that her approach is driven by “paranoia.”

At a Clinton Global Initiative conference last year, a New York Times reporter said a Clinton press handler trailed her throughout the event, even following her into the restroom.

More recently, Clinton came under fire for using a private email server to conduct State Department business. The former secretary of state eventually turned over a collection of emails to the State Department, but the full server was “wiped clean,” according to her attorney.

In 1995, the Clinton White House drafted what became known as the “Conspiracy Commerce Memo,” which purported to show how negative stories about the Clintons’ filtered into the mainstream media from conservative outlets and talk radio. The existence of the memo was reported in 1997, but it was not published in full until earlier this year.

Hillary Clinton appeared to reference this theory during one August 1994 interview with Johnson.

“You’ve got a well-organized right-wing media operation, everything from talk radio, radical right religious broadcasting, the Wall Street Journal editorial page, the Washington Times, which are advocacy journalists,” said Clinton.

“And then you’ve got respectable mainline journalists basically in a kind of either-or, even-handed mode, you don’t have any counterbalance to this incredible 24-hour a day hate that is being spewed out.”

Clinton blamed this “right-wing media operation” for fueling public opposition to health care reform—which peaked when the First Lady was heckled by hundreds during her July 1994 speech in Seattle.

She said the protesters were recruited by a “[Rush] Limbaugh clone” on local radio and that the backlash against her health care plan was “fueled by abortion, gays, and guns.”



http://freebeacon.com/politics/clinton-foundation-head-accused-clintons-of-paranoia/



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June 17, 2015, 01:49:25 PM
Hillary Clinton charged a kids’ charity $200,000 to speak — and she pocketed every dime.

Whose fault is this? I will not blame Hillary for this. Hillary is just like a professional sex worker. She will perform for money, without really caring about the source of that money.

On the other hand, these charities are supposed to spend the money they collected for buying medicines and such things for kids. Someone decided to use that money to give a tip to Hillary.




... Or thought of it as an investment for future favors?


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June 16, 2015, 11:13:43 PM
Hillary Clinton charged a kids’ charity $200,000 to speak — and she pocketed every dime.

Whose fault is this? I will not blame Hillary for this. Hillary is just like a professional sex worker. She will perform for money, without really caring about the source of that money.

On the other hand, these charities are supposed to spend the money they collected for buying medicines and such things for kids. Someone decided to use that money to give a tip to Hillary.

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June 16, 2015, 07:56:58 PM
It's high time now that USA gets a lady-President. And there seems no other choice better than Hilary Clinton. I suppose people can give her a chance at President's posts. I think she has done pretty good till now, she deserves to become the President



Official Sued And Invoked Executive Privilege To Keep Parts Of Watchdog Report On Hillary’s State Dept Secret



Harold Geisel, the temporary inspector general of the State Department during Hillary Clinton’s tenure, sought to keep early drafts of a controversial watchdog report under wraps in federal court.

Geisel also invoked an executive privilege in an attempt to protect the drafts from prying eyes, after it became clear watchdogs had gotten a hold of them.

“The use of this information and potentially identifying the source of this information for an unauthorized purpose can seriously damage the OIG’s credibility and independence,” Geisel argued in an affidavit filed June 2013 and obtained by the Washington Examiner.

Geisel claimed the records should be withheld under the Privacy Act and demanded they be returned to the State Department in June 2013.


http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/official-sued-to-keep-clinton-state-documents-secret/article/2566316



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June 16, 2015, 05:57:51 PM
It's high time now that USA gets a lady-President. And there seems no other choice better than Hilary Clinton. I suppose people can give her a chance at President's posts. I think she has done pretty good till now, she deserves to become the President



Hillary Charged Kid’s Charity $200,000 For Speech






Hillary Clinton charged a kids’ charity $200,000 to speak — and she pocketed every dime.

Clinton reportedly charged the Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach $200,000 for a speech earlier this year, according to new speaking disclosures made available on the Clinton Foundation website.

Clinton spoke at a Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach fundraiser in California on March 3, reportedly speaking to 300 Long Beach “movers and shakers” at an event that was closed to the press. The event was marked by Secret Service security and bomb-sniffing dogs outside before Clinton got there.

The Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach’s programs promote character, education, health, and sports and art involvement for children.

When former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice spoke to the same group in 2009, she reportedly donated the nearly $60,000 they paid her back to the charity.




http://dailycaller.com/2015/06/16/hillary-charged-kids-charity-200000-for-speech/



legendary
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June 16, 2015, 03:56:38 PM
As an independent, I don't have much use for Hillary, nor do many Democrats I know in our blue state. But she's more qualified than Warren, Sanders or O'Malley, at least in terms of how her stated views match with mine. And she's far better than any of the Republican candidates. I think that's all this poll shows, at this early point in time. Why is she better than the GOP candidates? No religious nonsense, for one. It belongs entirely out of government. She also supports a national health care system, expanded entitlements, modest reductions in defense spending, higher taxes on the wealthy, and in general a strong federal government with weak state governments. Those are my positions as well.
Dude, she orchestrated the over throw of Gaddafi and the arms dealing from Libya to ISIS hands in Syria. I see no reduction of military spending on the horizon w/ this broad. Not to mention, she's as corrupt as they come just like her hubby was during his regime. We need a weaker federal government freeing up more autonomy for the states. Liberty is more when government on a fed level is way less.
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June 16, 2015, 11:48:56 AM
As an independent, I don't have much use for Hillary, nor do many Democrats I know in our blue state. But she's more qualified than Warren, Sanders or O'Malley, at least in terms of how her stated views match with mine. And she's far better than any of the Republican candidates. I think that's all this poll shows, at this early point in time. Why is she better than the GOP candidates? No religious nonsense, for one. It belongs entirely out of government. She also supports a national health care system, expanded entitlements, modest reductions in defense spending, higher taxes on the wealthy, and in general a strong federal government with weak state governments. Those are my positions as well.


then your views align more with those of a liberal than an independent, as those positions are not at all in keeping with the independent's stated political platform, which has a place for religion and leans more towards state's rights and smaller federal government, among other things.

http://www.independentamericanparty.org/about-the-iap/platform/

nothing wrong with that and your statement of why you'd support her is at least logical, based on your worldview.

I think she's about as corrupt a human being as has ever walked the halls of washington, which is a difficult accomplishment indeed, and I do not in any way think her stated positions do anything more than mirror what the polls tell her they should be.  I guess we'll just have to disagree on Hillary's fitness for duty.

I don't like any of the Republicans either and it's amazing that this is what's out there, as Hillary is beatable, just as Obama was, but it seems they can't find anyone that doesn't sound like a loon.

I might vote for Warren if she was running and I thought she actually could do the things she wants in terms of breaking up the big banks, but she's not and she couldn't, and Sanders is not, to me, a viable candidate.

there is no candidate in this election that I'd actually get energized about.  no good choices, IMO.
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June 16, 2015, 11:14:11 AM
As an independent, I don't have much use for Hillary, nor do many Democrats I know in our blue state. But she's more qualified than Warren, Sanders or O'Malley, at least in terms of how her stated views match with mine. And she's far better than any of the Republican candidates. I think that's all this poll shows, at this early point in time. Why is she better than the GOP candidates? No religious nonsense, for one. It belongs entirely out of government. She also supports a national health care system, expanded entitlements, modest reductions in defense spending, higher taxes on the wealthy, and in general a strong federal government with weak state governments. Those are my positions as well.


She has been supporting all those views for years and years and never changed her position? That is news to me. People will support her no matter what. They will find a way to support a hack. Just because. That's just human nature.


 Cool


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June 16, 2015, 10:59:24 AM
As an independent, I don't have much use for Hillary, nor do many Democrats I know in our blue state. But she's more qualified than Warren, Sanders or O'Malley, at least in terms of how her stated views match with mine. And she's far better than any of the Republican candidates. I think that's all this poll shows, at this early point in time. Why is she better than the GOP candidates? No religious nonsense, for one. It belongs entirely out of government. She also supports a national health care system, expanded entitlements, modest reductions in defense spending, higher taxes on the wealthy, and in general a strong federal government with weak state governments. Those are my positions as well.
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