Originally Posted by Guest

Gov. O'Malley is a progressive leader but does not have the same experience as Sec. Clinton. She has excellent foreign policy experience. O'Malley has not had that in his time as governor of Maryland.

It is time for a strong woman President of the US. Hillary Clinton IS that person!

When she ran in 2008 she had no foreighn policy experience. And she was beat out by Obama with no foreign policy experience (or any other experience to qualify for POTUS!).

I don't understand why the Clinton supporters want us to forget that Clinton was the 2008 front runner and was knocked out by a relative unknown with no experience doing anything.

Originally Posted by Guest

Forget the gender or race hyping.
How about a good candidate instead.
Clinton.....excellent foreign policy.......OMG

What foreign policy experience do the possible Republicans have such as: Walker (compared ISIS to union workers), Cruz, Paul, Huckabee, Jindahl?

A former Secretary of State trumps them all!

Originally Posted by Guest

What foreign policy experience do the possible Republicans have such as: Walker (compared ISIS to union workers), Cruz, Paul, Huckabee, Jindahl?

A former Secretary of State trumps them all!

Talking about Clinton's foreighn policy experience is like boasting that a product is federally inspected and others are not....and then fail to mention that the product was rejected!!!

She gets credit for having the job. The only accomplishments of note are the Russian reset button and Benghazi.
Do you not recall Obama with no foreign experience, or any other experience, beat her in 2008.

Originally Posted by Guest

I can't understand why the Clintonites assume pro O'Mally supporters are Repubs. Do they not believe there some Dems out there that really do not like Hillary?

I must have missed the headlines that said 'O'Malley surging in the polls', or 'O'Malley drawing huge crowds of supporters', or 'O'Malley raising tons of money'. The only time I see his name mentioned is on this forum or at the bottom of all the polls, under undecided.

Originally Posted by Guest

What foreign policy experience do the possible Republicans have such as: Walker (compared ISIS to union workers), Cruz, Paul, Huckabee, Jindahl?

A former Secretary of State trumps them all!

Yes, you're right. Who can compete or complain about her stellar record, especially as Secretary of State?

(excerpts from another thread)


Hillary has many qualifications… too numerous to list. …

1. People Skills. A President must be able to relate to people, especially the “little people”. Hillary’s skills are unsurpassed. Many examples can be found from people who know her best and as reported in Ron Kessler’s book “First Family Detail.” “She is so nasty to agents that being assigned to her detail is considered a form of punishment,” “She claims to be a champion of the little people, and she's going to help the middle class. And, in fact, she treats these people around her, [who] would lay down their lives for her like sub-humans; and I think voters need to consider that.” She also apparently shouts a lot, throws dishes when angry, and can not stand to see anyone in a military uniform around her.

2. Courage Under Fire. Hillary came under heavy sniper fire as First Lady, but she showed courage and was an inspiration to those who were with her. Here’s a video which captured the moment.

Hillary Clinton dodges sniper fire in Bosnia - raw footage - Video

3. Foreign Policy. Any President must be able to defend the Country. As Secretary of State, Hillary excelled. She managed to get an Ambassador killed during a predictable terrorist attack, and then through a series of further bungles, caused the formation of ISIS (with some credit to her boss at the time.) which increasingly dominates the Middle East. In any event, even Rube Republicans will quickly agree the world is a much safer place thanks to her service.

carly hammers hillary travel - Bing Videos

The answer is easy: if you do not think Sec. Clinton is not your choice for President, just vote for someone else in the general election.

FYI, I am voting FOR Ted Cruz in the Republican primary - hopefully to get that Tea------ dolt onto the general election ballot.

Originally Posted by Guest

The answer is easy: if you do not think Sec. Clinton is not your choice for President, just vote for someone else in the general election.

FYI, I am voting FOR Ted Cruz in the Republican primary - hopefully to get that Tea------ dolt onto the general election ballot.

Current election track records provide proof positive dolts can and do win.
And even get re-elected.

Originally Posted by Guest

Current election track records provide proof positive dolts can and do win.
And even get re-elected.

But enough about George Bush and Dick Cheney.

Originally Posted by Guest

But enough about George Bush and Dick Cheney.

Excellent reply!!

Originally Posted by Guest

But enough about George Bush and Dick Cheney.

You conveniently ignored the word "current" to make your point fit in. As usual off topic but hat's fine, minority positions, even the wrong one are acknowledged.