@blatham,
I agree with Blatham. I hear all the bullshit about dishonesty, liar, enabler but I really don't think Hillary is any of those things. She really has been a formidable Sec of State, this recent crap about Benghazi is the most corrupt thing her detractors have ever flung at her. I was an intel analyst for 32 years, its nuts to think when an attack occurs every single member of the intel community can deliver a complete assessment within 20 minutes. I know you can get a Mickey D burger in less than 5 min, but not any worthwhile intel in real time that happens thousands of miles away.
Think of it this way, no one really kows what actually happened to Prince, but no one will be blaming Hillary or little Donnie for not explaining it to the American people two weeks before he tragically died.
The Speaker of the House Paul Ryan met with the bloviating pile of orange crap earlier today. The most positive thing I can say about the Republican Party today, is that after years of cultivating crackpots to vote for nuttball anti-american, racist ideas....the chickens have come home to roost and Paul Ryan is desperately trying to make Donnie understand that being president doesn't give him imperial powers. The founding fathers were genius in constructing our constitution and bill of rights.
Sooner or later, that orange twinky will have to face the fact that he doesn't get to run roughshod over the American people and reconstruct the rules to only his graven image.
I my not have wanted Hillary to run, but by far she's the only adult in the race. Initially I was upset that things were coming to a head 6 months before the Nov. election. However, the Republicans have had to sober up, they have sown the seeds of hatred but they never expected an outsider narcissist to see the opening. Well, ok, they are stuck with their worst nightmare, but apparently still don't want to be the architects of destuction of our country. I'm grateful they finally see the dangerous condition they created and will move to attempt to get back on the American track.
My father died at age 82, he lived thru the Great Depression, dropped out of school at 14 to deliver telegrams for western Union. He enlisted in the Army Air Corps before WWII began and served for 6 or 7 years, in combat, in early warning, in air traffic control. I would get so exasperated when he would bemoan the current culture. But because I thought he lived thru so much and still created a good home for us I didn't understand why he was so pessimistic. Now I understand, and I wish I could tell Dad I was wrong.
