A poll came out recently that asked if Hillary Clinton became president, what would your reaction be? The choices were excited, pleased, disappointed, and afraid.
33% of Americans said they would be afraid. Given the options, I think I would have chosen afraid as well. But I wouldn't be afraid of Hillary if she were elected. I would be afraid for the United States. If Hillary Clinton was to be elected, who knows what would become of our country. That's what I'm afraid of. And I believe that most of the people who participated in this poll felt the same way.
Some of you have taken the results of this poll and used it as a reason to vote for Senator Clinton, because if she makes all us Republicans shake in our boots, then she must be the best pick for all you Democrats.
I hope you will look at this video. It's a trailer of a documentary called "Hillary Uncensored." I found it very interesting. And just one more example of why we don't need her in the White House.
On a side note, I think if your spouse was president for eight years, you shouldn't be allowed to run. I don't think Laura Bush should be able to run either. Hillary's been the First Lady, We don't need her as the first lady president too.
The Gallup poll results can be found here.
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Comments: 18
No doubt, she's as corrupt as they come.
You shouldn't be too hung up on the democrat, republican thing. If you study a bit further you find that they are both joined at the corporate level. They offer us two sides of the same agenda and we don't account very much in either one.
If you aren't on board with every single gay rights issue, you are "Homophobic" its a tired ploy. Phobia. Yeah that must be it.
None of the candidates of either party scare me for their own sake. A number of them concern me for the country's sake, however. We need someone who has, as part of their goal, an interest in healing this nation within itself and before the world. Several candidates speak of this ... let's listen to that message, from both sides of the aisle, and decide carefully.
Afraid of Hillary???????
From my perspective, after Bush anything is going to be an improvement no matter the person or the party. We have scraped the bottom of the barrel. We have nowhere to go but up.
As for the "afraid" poll, it was done in December, long before any of the cauces/primaries, so at best it is potentially incomplete. However, on its face it does confirm what we already know - that Hillary is extremely polarizing. People either love her or hate her. But do we really want to regress to the 1990s and continue the polarization and divisiveness that has characterized most of the last 16 years? I think not. I prefer someone who will give us a chance to actually address the important issues of the future, not simply "fight with the Republicans" (and recently, fight with the Democrats). It's time to move forward, not back.
I say the same about Clinton. I despise her and her husband and their blatant dishonesty, but it will take more than four-to-eight more years of Clinton shenanigans to destroy this country.
Partisan politics, people worrying more about harming their political opponents than they are about helping the country will be the undoing of this nation.