Posted on Jun 8, 2014
Do you think Hillary Clinton would make a good President? If so, why?
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Do you think Hillary Clinton would make a good President, if you vote yes, why? Who do you think would be the best, front running candidate?
Note: Image added by RP staff of past Hillary campaign
Note: Image added by RP staff of past Hillary campaign
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Election 2016
Hillary Clinton
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If Hillary becomes president I'm pulling sgt Bergdahl card until her term(s) is/are up. Not wishing anyone to die in trying to find me
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PO1 (Join to see)
Thanks buddy, make sure you tie a ribbon on your cruiser's antenna as well heh heh
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PO2 Phillip Bearden
The President is not the major problem with Washington. It's all the behind the scene backscratching and hook ups. We need Term limits on all Politicians on all levels of the Fed. give the lawmakers social security and medicare. The majority of companies (probably donated to thier re-election) have done away with retirement, why should they get it.
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Cpl (Join to see)
Between the back-door "events" that have occurred during the "Clinton machine," I whole heartedly disagree. They are bought and paid for just like the career politicians in Congress.
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I've got to say that in my military and civilian careers I've enjoyed working for female superiors. Now before take a wrong turn down COL Nathan Jessup Boulevard (if you don't know the reference, you can't handle the truth), let me continue.
I've found a woman boss to be less politically motivated (ok, not so much in this case but ...) more to the point, more direct, more willing to buck the system and less likely to take sh!t. Again from my experience. The current occupant needs to retire and open a Waffle House franchise - those of you who have served south of the Mason-Dixon line know the place - great hash browns!
I think this country needs a little motherly TLC, from someone who knows how give someone like Russia a good paddling with the back of a wooden spoon! Not 100% committed to Hillary yet. I was in favor of the Mondale/Ferraro ticket but too young to vote on that one. Would have gone for the McCain/Palin except for only teeny-tiny thing - Sarah Palin. Would have definitely voted for a McCain/Fey ticket though. :-)
I've found a woman boss to be less politically motivated (ok, not so much in this case but ...) more to the point, more direct, more willing to buck the system and less likely to take sh!t. Again from my experience. The current occupant needs to retire and open a Waffle House franchise - those of you who have served south of the Mason-Dixon line know the place - great hash browns!
I think this country needs a little motherly TLC, from someone who knows how give someone like Russia a good paddling with the back of a wooden spoon! Not 100% committed to Hillary yet. I was in favor of the Mondale/Ferraro ticket but too young to vote on that one. Would have gone for the McCain/Palin except for only teeny-tiny thing - Sarah Palin. Would have definitely voted for a McCain/Fey ticket though. :-)
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The Russian reset button fiasco. Seriously I know Obama was young and trying to be more diplomatic but Hillary was supposedly experienced and should have know to follow GWB's harder line with Russia. All we have learned is reset button is Russian for yes you can invade another country.
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CW3 (Join to see)
I could be wrong but didn't Russia invade the country of Georgia when Pres Bush was in office?
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CPL Jay Strickland
Yes I was alluding to that with the invade another country. I believe the phrase fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me would be applicable.
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