Hillary Clinton

[dartman51]

Dreams

[PaceAdvantage]

She's never looked better...

[highnote]

Interesting that Clinton said this to Sanders in their NH debate: “It’s time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out in recent weeks.”

https://www.yahoo.com/politics/clint...033951663.html

A few years ago, she claimed there was a "vast right wing conspiracy" against her.

She doesn't come across as likeable. Sanders could win the nomination.

[Racey]

after her so called win in Iowa that speech she gave had a very angry and unlikeable tone.

[davew]

it is interesting that it is always a 'smear' against them when that family leaves dead and jailed people in their wake....

[ebcorde]

caught with TS content in their e-mails and now that that Ronnie Reagan story the GOP's GOD received 2 million dollars from Japan to do speeches

These newest "Clinton did it" stories will fade away.

you ain't stopping her.

[reckless]

Originally Posted by ebcorde

caught with TS content in their e-mails and now that that Ronnie Reagan story the GOP's GOD received 2 million dollars from Japan to do speeches

These newest "Clinton did it" stories will fade away.

you ain't stopping her.

Ronald Reagan took speaking fees from Japan after he left office, not while President nor as California governor. And most importantly, Reagan never sold American sovereignty or military secrets either for those speaking fees.

The despicable Hillary! Clinton has taken speaking fees in exchange for future consideration as a high-ranking government official (Secretariat of State) and/or as a future US President. It is called quid pro quo. Look it up.

ebcorde. I truly hope and pray the loathsome Hillary! is the Democrat nominee too, just like you!

[Tom]

I seriously doubt anyone else but Hillary has done anything wrong.
This is typical Clinton-reaction - flood the world with lies.

Bookmark this thread - your heard it here...Hilary is toast. She will NOT be the nominee, sh may not even win more than 3 primaries.

She will be indicted ( or many, many FBI people will quit in protest.)

Bu-bye.

[Tom]

So Hillary got paid $600K for making a couple of speeches.

Good for her.
This is America, this is free enterprise. If her speeches were worth that kind of money, then who's business is it but hers and the guy who cu the checks?

Now, that might be a crafty way to launder money to her for other services, but on its face, that is how it supposed to work.

There is enough else to condemn her for ( uh, like everything else! ) but this is not.

[ebcorde]

Originally Posted by reckless

Ronald Reagan took speaking fees from Japan after he left office, not while President nor as California governor. And most importantly, Reagan never sold American sovereignty or military secrets either for those speaking fees.

The despicable Hillary! Clinton has taken speaking fees in exchange for future consideration as a high-ranking government official (Secretariat of State) and/or as a future US President. It is called quid pro quo. Look it up.

ebcorde. I truly hope and pray the loathsome Hillary! is the Democrat nominee too, just like you!

Hillary took speaking fees after she left office.

You Teabaggers and your made-up rules

[ebcorde]

Hillary is lambasted for speaking fees after she left office. Oh My God!!! What if she became a CEO like Dick Cheney did after he left office, And then that same company Haliburton makes 1 trillion dollars suporting the Iraq war. But since it's the republicans, not a peep from the press. If that was Hillary we would hear it 24/7 for 7 years

[delayjf]

So Hillary got paid $600K for making a couple of speeches.

Good for her.
This is America, this is free enterprise. If her speeches were worth that kind of money, then who's business is it but hers and the guy who cu the checks?

Now, that might be a crafty way to launder money to her for other services, but on its face, that is how it supposed to work.

There is enough else to condemn her for ( uh, like everything else! ) but this is not.

It was a way to funnel money to her. Seriously nobody wants to hear Hillary give a speech - she's boring. The payment was a pay back from Robert Rubin, former Sec of Treasury under Bill Clinton.

[ebcorde]

Originally Posted by delayjf

It was a way to funnel money to her. Seriously nobody wants to hear Hillary give a speech - she's boring. The payment was a pay back from Robert Rubin, former Sec of Treasury under Bill Clinton.

Yeah we saw how Cheney funneled money to Haliburton. I'll take a person making money off a speech than a CEO of a military contractor, no?

[_______]

Originally Posted by highnote

Interesting that Clinton said this to Sanders in their NH debate: “It’s time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out in recent weeks.”

https://www.yahoo.com/politics/clint...033951663.html

A few years ago, she claimed there was a "vast right wing conspiracy" against her.

She doesn't come across as likeable. Sanders could win the nomination.

She doesn't come across as likeable. At this point, I don't expect that will change. It's a serious weakness and one I expect to be exploited if Republican's can avoid nominating someone even less likeable.



It won't help Sanders though.

[dartman51]

Originally Posted by ebcorde

caught with TS content in their e-mails and now that that Ronnie Reagan story the GOP's GOD received 2 million dollars from Japan to do speeches

These newest "Clinton did it" stories will fade away.

you ain't stopping her.

Not true. A story started by Patrick Kennedy, trying to throw up a smoke screen for Hillary.

None of the messages were marked classified when originally sent, and none were determined to include information from the intelligence community, Linick said in the document.

Powell told NBC News he strongly disputed that the information in the messages sent to him was classified, and characterized the contents as "fairly minor."

"I wish they would release them," Powell said, "so that a normal, air-breathing mammal would look at them and say, 'What's the issue?'"

Powell said he has read the two messages in question, having been made aware of the letter. The messages originated with ambassadors -- one in the Philippines, the other in Europe. He said they were first circulated on unclassified State Department systems, and sent to his personal account by his assistant.

"They were unclassified at the time, and they are, in my judgment, still unclassified," he said.