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originally posted by: matafuchs
Once again, as discussed in this thread,
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it seems Hillary does not want to answer the questions from those in attendance at her rallies that are not part of her narrative or wearing an earpiece. It was revealed she did this on 2007 so why not now.
She spurred this question weeks ago by poking the GOP and blaming them for the rise if ISIS and the use of Trump's declaration on Islam immigrants as a recruiting tool for ISIS. There was no such video when she said this(like there was no Benghazi video), but, it stirred up her base and made the GOP field look like Islam hating knuckle-draggers as I have read referenced in teh MSM. She is trying to show the GOP in a bad light. When you kick the bear be ready to fight back, or in her case...ignore it?
At a rally last night someone asked about Trump stating that she and Obama are the ones responsible for ISIS. Again, the GOP is simply hitting back after the jab in December. All she has to do is simply deny it, or answer it. She does neither.
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This is an honest question. There are multiple reports that the State Department helped to fund rebels that are associated with ISIS/ISIL in the region and the pictures of them using US equipment are out there that were sourced back to ISIS by the rebels supported by the current administration. Just like supporting the Taliban for earlier administrations spawned Al-Qaeda.
The problem again is, why cannot she not address these issues? Again, if she cannot answer a crowd sourced question at a town hall meeting, is she the one we need to negotiate with world leaders like Putin? Her solution....a New Years resolution to....
Ignore Donald Trump.
Really? The person who is in the media more than any other GOP candidate? The one that she should be confronting? I for one cannot wait for the presidential debates in 2016.
originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: reldra
In a position such as the POTUS, she is going to encounter people that are much scarier than Donald Trump. I think it is a mistake and will make her look weak to the middle road voter.
Right now Reuters has a poll that looks like this
Clinton 38%
Trump 32%
Other 30%
Trump is rising and she is falling in the last month. That is a lot of undecided voters.
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originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: matafuchs
It is a pretty good idea to ignore Trump.
originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: reldra
In a position such as the POTUS, she is going to encounter people that are much scarier than Donald Trump. I think it is a mistake and will make her look weak to the middle road voter.
Right now Reuters has a poll that looks like this
Clinton 38%
Trump 32%
Other 30%
Trump is rising and she is falling in the last month. That is a lot of undecided voters.
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