I now think Hillary is stupid

[SoLeftIAmRight]

Raygun Revolution

Tea Party

The republicans have had 2 revolutions

They relentlessly push for the most extreme positions

AND THEY HAVE THE BACKING OF THEIR REVOLUTION

We must have continuing - relentless - loudly vocal calls for our positions and insist that our leaders also stand strong and voice our positions

Hillary will get nothing done without a revolution - and what does she do?

The Stupid Thing - She says that we do not need a revolution

[840high]

1. She's happy with the status quo - it

made her rich.

[Betty Karlson]

5. It's all about her. Vision and principles be damned. eom

[Myrina]

28. ^^ this ^^

It truly is all about "her place in history", not about making this country a better place for ALL OF US.

[99th_Monkey]

2. I jumped with joy when Bernie reminded Cooper of the 2 GOP 'revolutions' n/t

[SoLeftIAmRight]

3. I saw MSNBC laugh about the Sanders revolution idea and...

after a break came back on and the second thing said was

raygun revolution

[Spitfire of ATJ]

4. Sounds like she's applying for the job of an administrator....

I know it's called an administration but....

[MasonDreams]

6. As intelligent as she is, And as experienced as

we know she is, Even with Slick Willie and THE best advisors $ can buy. She still manages to shoot herself in the foot again and again. She said we will "NEVER NEVER" get single payer health care!!
Now We can't have a REVOLUTION??
Did you hear her answer the Cannabis question??
Drugs Bad Overdose Heroin
WE ARE DEMOCRATS Madm Secretary
not repukes
Go for the republican nomination. That way the supreme court will be ok no matter

[Live and Learn]

13. +10,000 'The solution is too lock them all up in private prisons that support me.' nt

[JDPriestly]

14. I do not understand why Soros who spends so much on a campaign to legalize marijuana

supports Hillary.

Personally, I could care less about marijuana, but Soros' stand baffles me. What is he for? What is he against? Very strange in my view.

[w4rma]

20. At the end of the day, Soros is just another billionaire protecting his billions with other

people's lives and livelihoods. He's good on some things, but his number one priority is still the money he hoards.

[zappaman]

7. This crap should be locked or hidden.

But it won't be.

[Fumesucker]

9. "Hillary is too stupid to be President" -Mineral Man v2.0.08

[Live and Learn]

11. +10,000 nt

[stonecutter357]

17. +1

[Starry Messenger]

24. Right?

[VulgarPoet]

27. As a Bernie supporter

I'm heavily inclined to agree with you. We should be skirmishing over issues, not grade school recess attacks like this. Otherwise, we really are no better than Republicans.

[rbrnmw]

32. It will soon be over my friend

[Matariki]

35. I have a hard time taking seriously an argument where Reagan is spelled Raygun

It makes me think the speaker is an adolescent.

[MelSC]

36. Agreed.

Nt

[asuhornets]

8. Revolution?

Jeeezzzz

[RBInMaine]

10. I now think your post is stupid.

[Live and Learn]

12. You think? nt

[PonyUp]

22. ...

[Hortensis]

18. It's tied, too close to call with dozens of others.

[Depaysement]

15. She wants incremental change

And no change in certain areas.

She is definitely not stupid.

[starroute]

25. But what does incremental change even mean?

It used to mean taking small steps in the direction of a grand vision. It was forward-looking.

But nothing I've heard from Hillary seems to amount to more than small tweaks to improve existing programs or extend their benefits a bit more widely. This is not change of any kind. It's merely solidifying the status quo.

[Rose Siding]

29. It goes something like this-

Social Security started out benefiting only a portion of society. We expanded it incrementally to cover more and more until it looks like the inclusive program it is today. We would not have it if FDR said Whole Hog! All or Nothin'! at the outset. Never. Would. Have. Happened.

It is how our nation was designed to work -progressively, which is just another way to say incrementally.

[starroute]

30. I understand what it meant then -- it's now that concerns me

I don't know of any present-day programs that are like Social Security in being able to be incrementally expanded.

Obamacare in its present state is as good as it's going to get -- more people might sign up, but the limited benefits under the cheapest plans don't offer much of an inducement. In addition, the insurance companies are starting to whine about their loss of profits under the ACA. And I don't see any way to get from the current setup to true universal coverage by way of small incremental tweaks.

As another example, the drop in the overall employment rate means that food stamps are about to be cut back dramatically by excluding a million able-bodied adults who are not working or in job training programs -- a cut mandated by the 1996 welfare reform bill passed by Bill Clinton and repeatedly endorsed since by Hillary.

To bring about incremental change, you need to start with a bold vision, like Social Security, and then work towards it a bit at a time. But what bold vision is Hillary offering? All I hear is, "We'll never get that, so let's settle for some minor adjustments to existing programs." And that's not real change.

[stonecutter357]

16. The FIRST WOMAN TO WIN IOWA!

is stupid...

[NCTraveler]

19. I think you would have been well served...

If Clinton proofed your op before it was posted.

[Bobbie Jo]

21. LOL

Done here.

[JohnnyLib2]

26. What a peculiar view.

And on a supposedly Democratic site.

[closeupready]

31. She's never struck me as the most intelligent person.

So you are late to the party - for example, she got in front of Congress and testified that she was an expert in women's rights because she'd traveled a lot as Secretary of State.

Big deal. Lots of people travel a lot - some MUCH more than she ever did - and that travel alone doesn't make them authorities on women's rights.

Just not the brightest thing to stand on when appearing on a national stage.

[PeaceNikki]

33. What. The. Fuck?

[bettyellen]

34. I believe the you "AmRight" part of your name, LOL.

[nolabels]

37. What exactly "WE" is she talking about?

When you live in bubble.......well you know, you got to understand were the speaker is standing before the words get to you.

Stupid is relative term if you ask me. My preferred word would have been insolent

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/insolent

[Starry Messenger]

38. I think posts like the OP are devoid of thought or meaning.

That's life, I guess.

[AtomicKitten]

39. She's a narcissist and self-absorbed bully, but not stupid.

[left lowrider]

40. She thinks we are stupid. That's the problem.

The high road- honesty, integrity, truth- isn't available to her anymore. It was "stupid" of her to sell out decades ago but now she really has no choice.