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Can Anyone Stop Hillary? Why Not? Hillary has Never Won a Competitive Election
January 17, 2014 by Daniel Greenfield
Can anyone stop Hillary, Time asks? Why not.
Forgotten in the reality distortion field surrounding Ready for Hillary is the simply fact that Hillary has never actually won a competitive election. Hillarys senate seat in New York was handed to her after Giuliani came down with cancer. If he hadnt gotten sick, Hillary Clinton would have tried to be the senator from her native Illinois instead and might have prevented Obama from ever getting started.
Hillary Clinton was so incredibly popular that her otherwise unknown Democratic primary opponent in 2000 managed to take a fifth of the vote.
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The only ticket shes running on is First female president. If the Republicans were to put up a female candidate, Hillary would literally have no platform, no slogan, no anything.
Take away the Its time for little girls to have a role model and Its time to show a wife and a mother can run the country spiel and there is nothing in the Hillary box. Zero.
Can anyone stop Hillary? Anyone can stop Hillary.
Can Anyone Stop Hillary? Why Not? Hillary has Never Won a Competitive Election | FrontPage Magazine
Anyone can stop Hillary, but nobody will. While Republicans and conservatives will deny it completely, the fact is that Hillary could turn Texas blue. Most polls show her trailing any Republican candidate by only four points in Texas, and that is not taking into consideration who her running mate will be. If she picks Julian Castro, as I suspect she will, Texas will be in play. She may not win it in the end, but any Republican candidate is going to have to spend a great deal of time and money defended Texas down to the last day. This will prove costly in other swing states.
What Republicans have lost sight of is the fact that changing demographics are favoring the Dems more and more. All the talk from Republicans about wooing more minorities has gone by the wayside. In fact, conservative Republicans have dug in and most likely alienated the few minorities they had.
There is still a great deal of time, but honestly, I believe Hillary will win, and she will win with much bigger numbers than Obama did in 2012.