I can't shake the feeling that the bottom-line message of the Clinton campaign is "Hillary: it's Inevitable."
Which, come to think of it, was pretty much what I recall was her campaign's theme in the first few months of 2008. And which may explain some nervousness at Borg H.Q.
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I sort of feel like she is acting rather like Mitt Romney. Repeated runs for President, without articulating a reason why she should be Pres., and what she will do if elected. Am I wrong about that?
ReplyDelete"Après moi, le deluge" is a pretty good campaign platform, but she's not limiting herself to that. She's made creditable speeches on marriage equality, prison reform, immigration, and voting rights.
ReplyDeletePierce: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a35497/hillary-clinton-voting-rights-speech/
I'm still supporting Bernie, but I'd be OK with her. She's not blowing me off like Al Gore did.