Hillary Clinton Pros And Cons

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Valdimir Putin through Wikileaks exposed the corruption and unethical behavior within the Democratic Party. The arrogance of Clinton’s campaign thought they could just blame the Russians without addressing the content of any of the documents that were leaked. They strongly believed NOT confirming the authenticity of the documents would be enough for the American People. The establishment in the Democratic Party helped Hillary Clinton to win the nomination over Bernie Sanders, which they should blame themselves for the strong repudiation by the American People after losing all three branches of government.
The Obama’s Legacy
President and First Lady Obama, who are well-loved and respected, bet their legacy on Hillary Clinton and now it’s tarnished. …show more content…

Barack and Michelle Obama is so loved and will be missed, but the American People feels deeply sadden that Trump will be the one who succeeds him. He rose to power questioning the President legitimacy. It may NOT be right, but that’s what happen when the establishment in the Democratic Party and President Obama was tone-deaf to how many people who didn’t want the Clintons back in the Whitehouse.
Did Hillary Clinton read the memo this time?
The American People spoke loud and clear by choosing Donald Trump, who is unqualified and unfit over Hillary Clinton. They don’t want the Clinton back in the Whitehouse to have round two of scandals, cronyism, corruption, and investigations. The American People sent her the first memo in 2004 when they chose Barack Obama over her.
In her quest for the presidency, she ignored the first memo and decided to try again with all the elite of the party backing her. She received special treatment and help from them to get the nomination over Bernie Sanders. It didn’t matter that she was under FBI investigation because being the first Woman President was more …show more content…

She stressed how much she loved the country during her rallies, but refused to step aside while under FBI investigation and allow Bernie Sanders, which was more popular, to defeat Trump. Yes, it would have been a difficult decision but would have gained a lot of respect and admiration from the American People for putting the country over her own self-interest. Now, people will talk about her for years to come that she lost to a divisive, bigotry, misogynist, racist, sexist, bully, who doesn’t know anything about Domestic or Foreign Policies.
The embarrassment is probably worse than what she went through with Bill Clinton’s infidelities. Hopefully, the American People will show a little kindness and love as she deals with her second loss of a lifetime dream of becoming President of the United States. Hillary Clinton knows that her own ambition will cause Latinos and Muslims to be discriminated under a Trump’s Presidency. She has to live with NOT stepping aside while under a criminal FBI investigation and giving a mandate to TRUMPISM in America.
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