I make it 10 to 1 that Trump KO’s the Clintons.
Move the cursor toward the end of the video and you’ll hear Krauthammer offer Trump the knockout punch:
I doubt if The Donald needs a horseshoe in his glove. For one thing Hillary will play the victim card in a world much different than the one she lived in as first lady. The media made her a sympathetic victim before the INTERNET changed the rules.
For another thing, both Clintons turned the White House into a little Payton Place when they lived there. The odds are in favor of them doing the same again if they get a chance. Most of the American women Hillary plays to will not vote for a Payton Place rerun.
More to the point, Hillary was not liked when she was in charge of bimbo eruptions. She is liked less after a nothing 8 years in the Senate, a monumental failure as secretary of state, Banghazi, the e-mail server, the Clinton Foundation, and the endless stream of lies.
Most important is the two elections she “won.” The first one against an empty suit, Rick Lazio.
NOTE: In 2000, the Clintons thought Rep. Nita Lowey would be too tough to beat in NY. The reason Lowey decided not to run fails the smell test:
After Lowey bowed out, the “tough NY press corps” was not taking any chances Lazio might pull an upset; so they insured Hillary’s victory with powder puff questions.
In 2006, Hillary had a cinch in the person of Kirsten Gillibrand who dived in the tank deeper than a Cormorant dives for a fish. Gillibrand got the Senate seat as a payoff when Hillary resigned to become secretary of state. (She went on to win a special election in 2010 against a Republican cadaver.)
In 2008, Hillary could not beat a community organizer right out of the Chicago sewer system.
Bottom line: If Hillary Clinton is counting on Trump, or Ted Cruz, playing by media rules she is in for a rude awakening. The recent Payton Place kerfuffle is a promise of much more to come.
Finally, in my opinion, John McCain would have beaten Hillary Clinton in 2008. Few people remember that the possibility of a choice between Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton would have put the likable factor on Sarah’s side of the scale against Hillary; whereas, Sarah on the ticket was enough to prevent McCain from losing in a landslide.
Donald Trump suggested Wednesday that his recent criticism of Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton was so effective she's afraid to mention his name again.
"For the last week she's been hitting me really hard with the women card and I had to say, OK that's enough. And we did a strong number," the leading Republican hopeful told thousands of supporters at a campaign rally in Hilton Head, S.C.
"You look at whether it's Monica Lewinsky or Paula Jones or many of them ... there were certainly a lot of abuse of women," he told NBC Tuesday, referring to Bill Clinton's affair with then-White House intern Lewinsky and various allegations of sexual misconduct that riddled his presidency.
"For the last week she's been hitting me really hard with the women card and I had to say, OK that's enough. And we did a strong number," the leading Republican hopeful told thousands of supporters at a campaign rally in Hilton Head, S.C.
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"You look at whether it's Monica Lewinsky or Paula Jones or many of them ... there were certainly a lot of abuse of women," he told NBC Tuesday, referring to Bill Clinton's affair with then-White House intern Lewinsky and various allegations of sexual misconduct that riddled his presidency.
Trump claims he silenced Clinton's sexism attacks
By Gabby Morrongiello • 12/30/15 12:29 PM
Trump claims he silenced Clinton's sexism attacks
By Gabby Morrongiello • 12/30/15 12:29 PM
Trump claims he silenced Clinton's sexism attacks
Move the cursor toward the end of the video and you’ll hear Krauthammer offer Trump the knockout punch:
I doubt if The Donald needs a horseshoe in his glove. For one thing Hillary will play the victim card in a world much different than the one she lived in as first lady. The media made her a sympathetic victim before the INTERNET changed the rules.
For another thing, both Clintons turned the White House into a little Payton Place when they lived there. The odds are in favor of them doing the same again if they get a chance. Most of the American women Hillary plays to will not vote for a Payton Place rerun.
More to the point, Hillary was not liked when she was in charge of bimbo eruptions. She is liked less after a nothing 8 years in the Senate, a monumental failure as secretary of state, Banghazi, the e-mail server, the Clinton Foundation, and the endless stream of lies.
Most important is the two elections she “won.” The first one against an empty suit, Rick Lazio.
NOTE: In 2000, the Clintons thought Rep. Nita Lowey would be too tough to beat in NY. The reason Lowey decided not to run fails the smell test:
Lowey strongly considered running for the United States Senate in 2000, but stepped aside when First Lady of the United States Hillary Rodham Clinton announced her candidacy. Lowey was considered a top contender for appointment to Clinton's Senate seat after Clinton was nominated to be Secretary of State, but in a December 1, 2008 phone interview with the Associated Press, she stated that she isn't interested in giving up her senior seat on the House Appropriations Committee.
Nita Lowey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nita Lowey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
After Lowey bowed out, the “tough NY press corps” was not taking any chances Lazio might pull an upset; so they insured Hillary’s victory with powder puff questions.
In 2006, Hillary had a cinch in the person of Kirsten Gillibrand who dived in the tank deeper than a Cormorant dives for a fish. Gillibrand got the Senate seat as a payoff when Hillary resigned to become secretary of state. (She went on to win a special election in 2010 against a Republican cadaver.)
In 2008, Hillary could not beat a community organizer right out of the Chicago sewer system.
Bottom line: If Hillary Clinton is counting on Trump, or Ted Cruz, playing by media rules she is in for a rude awakening. The recent Payton Place kerfuffle is a promise of much more to come.
Finally, in my opinion, John McCain would have beaten Hillary Clinton in 2008. Few people remember that the possibility of a choice between Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton would have put the likable factor on Sarah’s side of the scale against Hillary; whereas, Sarah on the ticket was enough to prevent McCain from losing in a landslide.
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