Let's take a look at experience in office

[clydefrand]

So Bernie has many years in elected office.
So Hillary has 0 years in elected office.
Talking politics with a spouse is not the same as being in office.

[RoccoR5955]

1. Actually

Mrs. Clinton has held office. She was Senator from NY for one term.
She was also Secretary of State.
But hey, what do I know?

[clydefrand]

3. Opps - you got me on that one. Sorry

[djean111]

5. Why don't you either correct the OP or delete it? Please?

We have a myriad of valid reasons to oppose Hillary!

[djean111]

2. Hillary was a Senator in 2000. Might want to rethink this post.

I say this as a fervent Bernie supporter.

[bvf]

4. Um...

[lostnfound]

6. Senator Clinton did more than "talk politics with a spouse" in White House

Ever been mentored in the corporate world? I imagine that she and Bill debated details of his decisions and policies in office all the time for 8 years. Don't discredit the partnership of marriage of a smart woman and a smart man. It's kind of insulting.

I love Bernie best, but Hillary's experience is extraordinary and it's unrealistic to assume she was a passive observer in Bill's presidency.

[swilton]

7. But that makes it more troublesome given that Clinton 1/2

ushered in the entre of the DLC that diluted the raison d'etre of the Democratic Party.

[TBF]

8. Senator, Sec. of State, Attorney -

and of course Board Member of Walmart ...

She has plenty of business and political experience. There are many reasons to dislike Hillary but I don't think we can argue inexperience. She is an incredibly bright and motivated woman. The issue is where her loyalties lie and how well she understands how most people in this country live. My argument is that she was solidly middle class growing up in the suburbs of Chicago, went off to the Ivy League, and then into her career. I don't think she has a clue that most folks live paycheck to paycheck and what that really means.

[jwirr]

9. Hillary was an elected Senator from NY. Just not as long as Bernie.