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Originally posted by Tommydogg:
Hillary lost because she has been a crook and a liar since the late 60s. Her past has finally caught up to her. She has lied so much in her lifetime, she can't even tell herself the truth any more. She is living the lie!

Tommydogg is right.

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Her plodding, charmless, insincere style of campaigning defeated her. Bad decisions in her campaign approach to the battleground states did it; a long history of personal scandals did it; fat Wall Street speeches did it; the Clinton Foundation’s bloat and chicanery did it—and most of all the sense that she ultimately stands for nothing but Hillary did it.

Peggy Noonan is right.

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Such a nasty woman....

Donald Trump is right.

She was never the skillful politician Bill Clinton was. He was a very talented liar, so much so that even his foes admired his skill. Hillary had none of that. Just a liar... but not very good at it. She rose to the heights she did by attaching herself to Bill Clinton.

Bill Clinton is our great living exemplar of Sam Goldwyn’s great epigram: If you can fake sincerity, you’ve got it made. The joke, of course, is that sincerity is supposed to be more or less synonymous with honesty—truthfulness with a buttery frosting of earnestness. And although the honesty we want our presidents to embody isn’t merely (or even mainly) the literal Jimmy Carter kind (“I will never lie to you”), it’s an important part of the package.

Telling the truth, or not, has turned out to be a leitmotif of this election. “[Bill] Clinton’s an unusually good liar,” his fellow Democrat (and Hillary endorser) Bob Kerrey said of the president back around the time the First Lady was visiting postwar Bosnia. Thanks to the news footage of her unremarkable, sniper-free landing on the tarmac in Tuzla, we now know that Hillary Clinton is an equally brazen but unusually bad liar.
http://nymag.com/news/imperialcity/45783/index1.html

In 1996, The New York Times columnist William Safire diagnosed Hillary Clinton’s real problem. He called her a “congenital liar.”

Congenital is defined as “having by nature a specified character.”

Following Hillary Clinton’s health scare Sunday in New York, we may have reached the conclusion author Mary McCarthy did when speaking of playwright Lillian Hellman: “Every word [Hellman] writes is a lie, including ‘and’ and ‘the.’ “

A person’s character is a clue to the entire person and both Clintons have displayed over many years severe character deficiencies. Abraham Lincoln said, “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.”

Or her.
http://www.washingtontimes.com...n-a-congenital-liar/

People had had enough of her by 2016, even many Democrats. They did not want to give her power.

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Originally posted by Ripley:
And who exactly does she blame for this recent NY Magazine cover, is this the picture of mental health? Doesn't she have people? Holy crap.

Those are the crazy eyes of an ardently aspiring tyrranical dictator

Kim Jung Un would kill her fashion designer with a anti aircraft gun if he designed something like that for him!

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Originally posted by sigmonkey:

Anyone who knows what the hell I am trying to say, in a better manner, jump on in here.

I'm reading 'Shattered' right now and you is spot on Sigmonkey.

The point I'm at right now is that Hillary squeaked out a win in the Iowa Caucus and is way behind Sanders in the days before the New Hampshire primary.

Hillary and Bill want to go negative in a big way on Sanders. Her staff, for all their faults, is telling her in no uncertain terms that doing so will backfire and help Sanders.

The message is that Hillary's instinct is to fight, and fight dirty, even when that is the wrong thing to do.

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Originally posted by Ripley:

the fabric reminds me of materials used for couches in the late 60's/early 70's:

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In many ways she was the wrong Candidate.

Nope; just right,but that is just an old fart that don't like anything they put up,they all be crazy

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Originally posted by deepocean:

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Originally posted by Ripley:

the fabric reminds me of materials used for couches in the late 60's/early 70's:

How many naugas suffered for her to wear that?

https://www.naugahyde.com/