I just don´t Trust Hillary Clinton as President
Alan E. Moses
February 26, 2008
There are too many questions about those years in Arkansas, Too many questions about the days in Washington D.C. And today I have even more questions. At the end of the debate in Texas Sen. Clinton was asked if she was ever tested. She joked about her husband´s infidelity as someone who had cheated on her for years. That´s a feel sorry for me ploy. However this is her choice and brings to light the fact that they have no true man wife relationship.
Why has Bill lived in New York while you have lived in Washington D.C. Sen. Clinton? If you were nothing more than a political team why would this be so? Truth is a divorce would have not allowed Sen. Clinton to move forward. We at times are stuck in our antiquated thoughts and times. The Goose is allowed a lot more leeway than the Gander.
There are times that I believe that Sen. Clinton would fit more realistically in as a legislature something that she has excelled in. She is a fighter for the issues that she believes in yet lacks the ability to seek out allies where most would not find them. There are many instances that bring this to truth. She seems to forget that our system is a three part program with executive, legislative and judicial being the tripod and so called way to avoid contradictions and misuse of power. Sen. Clinton claims that the President is able to make laws on their own with out the support and input of the other branches of government. She misleads us all and places too much emphasis on the office.
Sen. Clinton is willing to divide the Democratic Party regardless of the outcome. Her own desires seem to be more important as the Presidency outranks the will of the people. We have a unique situation today as there are three U.S. Senators still in the race whereas going from the Senate to the Presidency is unusual in modern political history. We think of leaders as those that have headed government and not those that are skilled at legislative prowess.
Yet 2008 brings us to a new question as we are judging between the true ability to lead to those that have been successful and served as legislators. Senator Clinton has too many negatives that in normal times would eliminate her from consideration. Her anger and or weakness comes from limited control as she allows her emotions to drive her thoughts. There are times when this could endanger the country.
Everyone knows that leadership requires the ability to use words that draw others closer. Your attacks on Sen. Obama are unjustified as you are knocking down the Democratic chances for victory. Please don´t allow this to continue on to the Denver Convention. Sen. Obama has our hearts and trust so allow him to lead us into the future. Many of us really wish that you would realize that the time is now as a protracted fight would eliminate our chances to be heard.
Our democracy is fragile and at its most tested time. The world is watching and either we get it right or continue the decline that was started long ago.
Why has Bill lived in New York while you have lived in Washington D.C. Sen. Clinton? If you were nothing more than a political team why would this be so? Truth is a divorce would have not allowed Sen. Clinton to move forward. We at times are stuck in our antiquated thoughts and times. The Goose is allowed a lot more leeway than the Gander.
There are times that I believe that Sen. Clinton would fit more realistically in as a legislature something that she has excelled in. She is a fighter for the issues that she believes in yet lacks the ability to seek out allies where most would not find them. There are many instances that bring this to truth. She seems to forget that our system is a three part program with executive, legislative and judicial being the tripod and so called way to avoid contradictions and misuse of power. Sen. Clinton claims that the President is able to make laws on their own with out the support and input of the other branches of government. She misleads us all and places too much emphasis on the office.
Sen. Clinton is willing to divide the Democratic Party regardless of the outcome. Her own desires seem to be more important as the Presidency outranks the will of the people. We have a unique situation today as there are three U.S. Senators still in the race whereas going from the Senate to the Presidency is unusual in modern political history. We think of leaders as those that have headed government and not those that are skilled at legislative prowess.
Yet 2008 brings us to a new question as we are judging between the true ability to lead to those that have been successful and served as legislators. Senator Clinton has too many negatives that in normal times would eliminate her from consideration. Her anger and or weakness comes from limited control as she allows her emotions to drive her thoughts. There are times when this could endanger the country.
Everyone knows that leadership requires the ability to use words that draw others closer. Your attacks on Sen. Obama are unjustified as you are knocking down the Democratic chances for victory. Please don´t allow this to continue on to the Denver Convention. Sen. Obama has our hearts and trust so allow him to lead us into the future. Many of us really wish that you would realize that the time is now as a protracted fight would eliminate our chances to be heard.
Our democracy is fragile and at its most tested time. The world is watching and either we get it right or continue the decline that was started long ago.
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