When will Hillary Clinton give up her candidacy ?

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There is no change...let alone sea change...in the cards. And the only people who think there is...are naive waifs.

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Car czar Ernie Boch Jr. has a familiar message for the dozens of pro-choice activists planning to protest his fundraiser for Donald Trump this evening: Come on down!

“Everybody’s entitled to their opinion,” Boch told the Herald last night. “Nobody wants someone protesting them, but what are you going to do? … Everyone should have a voice. We’re here to hear Mr. Trump express his opinions. He’s a world figure and people are coming to hear what he has to say.”

Boch said he’s expecting upward of 1,000 people at the $100-a-head fundraiser and more than 100 media members will cover the event, including CNN, which is broadcasting live from the party.

“I knew it would be busy but I had no idea,” he said. “Hundreds of people have asked me, and hundreds of people are asking hundreds of people who know me. I have people from high school calling me. My enemies are calling me! You’ve got to admit, Trump has changed the game.

http://www.bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_coverage/2015/08/ernie_boch_jr_says_protesters_welcome_at_donald_trump_bash

Ernie Boch, Jr., born in 1958, is the CEO, president, and spokesman of Boch Enterprises, a $1 billion business consisting primarily of automobile dealerships in Norwood, Massachusetts.[1] Boch is a local celebrity in the Greater Boston area who has a passion for music, makes television cameos, and has a creative approach to advertising and selling cars.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernie_Boch,_Jr.

Ernie Boch, Jr., naive waif according to Frank....

The "change" he sees...he really doesn't see. He is selling something using those words. That is what he does for a living...that is what made him a billionaire.

He is in the auto dealer business, you dont get to be a billionaire at that game without

hawkeye10 wrote:

He is in the auto dealer business, you dont get to be a billionaire at that game without

huge bailouts from the Federal Government.

Taxpayers lost $9.26 billion on the U.S. government's automotive industry rescue program, according to a final tally released by U.S. Treasury this week.

The government said it recovered $70.42 billion of the $79.68 billion it gave to General Motors, Chrysler, Ally Financial, Chrysler Financial and automotive suppliers through the federal Auto Industry Financing Program. The program was part of the larger Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.

Given this evidence, it is correct to argue that many dealers would have fared better if GM and Chrysler had gone through a traditional, court-approved bankruptcy along the lines that Massachusetts Gov. Romney advocated in a 2008 New York Times Op-Ed, rather than through the politicized bankruptcy that Obama’s team put together. At the very least, it would probably have given dealers more time to make arrangements with GM and Chrysler’s competitors, minimizing job losses.

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The e-mails aren't such a much. Its been a legal and done regularly by at least the last two administrations. The law does need to be changed.

Benghazi was handled extremely well, especially in light of the Teapublican Congress peeling $180M from the security budget for State that was to be used for foreign US facilities including the Benghazi mission. The people who were on the ground, especially the dead did their obligations to exemplary performance and saved a couple score of lives and prevented any looting of documents and hostage taking.

Hillary Clinton without any doubt was one of the most effective Sec's of State the US has ever had.

However: she supports the prison/industrial complex by taking money from private prisons lobby, minimum mandatory sentencing, three strike laws, the death penalty, fracking, Keystone, the IWR, the Patriot Act, Homeland Security Act, NSA intercepts of American phone and and emails, TPP ......

Things she's pretty much in line with the GOP on.

E-mails and Benghazi are shrill nothings. The other stuff is very serious. And never ever talked about.

She has serious 'splaining' to do if she expects us to support her (not that I won't anyway if she gets the nod).

The real battleground is Congress.

Mitt Romney’s visit to Downing Street was overshadowed by a diplomatic spat on Thursday, after the Republican presidential candidate cast doubt over London’s readiness to host the Olympics. Elevating his tendency for gaffes to the international stage, Mr Romney said that because of concerns about security, it was “hard to know just how well it will turn out”.


He then appeared to breach protocol by disclosing that he had received an unusual briefing from Sir John Sawers, the chief of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), on the situation in Syria. An adviser boasted to The Daily Telegraph that Mr Romney had also previously met the head of the Security Service (MI5).


Mr Romney told NBC News he saw “a few things that were disconcerting” about London’s preparations. “The stories about the private security firm not having enough people, supposed strike of immigration and customs officials, that obviously is not something which is encouraging,” he said.


His remark prompted a sharp rejoinder from David Cameron. “We are holding an Olympic Games in one of the busiest, most active, bustling cities anywhere in the world,” said the Prime Minister. “Of course it’s easier if you hold an Olympic Games in the middle of nowhere.”


This was widely taken in the US to be a reference to Utah, the sparsely populated western state where Mr Romney was chief executive of the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics in 2002. “Romney Olympics comments rile Brits,” CNN told its viewers throughout the afternoon.