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"She was very critical of the president’s foreign policy, and basically said ’he doesn’t have one,’" said Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee. "I used to say that during the campaign."
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Romney says Clinton won't be able to distance herself from Obama
"She was very critical of the president’s foreign policy, and basically said ’he doesn’t have one,’" said Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee. "I used to say that during the campaign."
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I think he will be proven right yet again.
If only Ms. Clinton had been in some position of power during the Obama administration, only then would she have been able to prevent this debacle.
Sigh. Only in dreams.
George doesn't seem to get it that Rodham has the entire MSM working overtime crafting her image as a Scoop Jackson Democrat who'll reverse all this namby pamby Obama nonsense once she assumes her rightful throne. I wouldn't bet against the con working.
Sure seems that Romney still doesn't get the power of the MSM. His fatal flaw?
The linked article says that even some Dems are a bit worried about the Hillary-Obama connection, but ends with this rousing cheer for Hillary from one of her peeps:
Not all Democrats, especially those tasked with defending Clinton, agree that the former secretary of state will need to distance herself from Obama.
"Hillary Clinton is one of the most admired and trusted public figures in America and should she run for President, she will run on her own record and implement her own vision for moving our country forward," said Adrienne Elrod, spokeswoman of Correct the Record, a pro-Clinton communications group...
Correct the Record. I think that's code for "Rewrite to suit whatever makes Hillary look good".
Doesn't matter. Hillary doesn't pass the likeability test. People detest her.
The media and Hollywood will pimp her, but she cannot get out of the 40's for overall voter love. Hillary will never be president.
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