Gone, vote, gone!
LARRY ANDERSON
Larry Anderson
My vote in November will not be cast so much for Donald Trump as against Hillary Clinton. There are reasons aplenty for this.
One reason is I don’t like Clinton.
I like her personality less than her politics if that gives you an idea of the scope of my rejection. Nor do I like her pantsuits which are reminiscent of Chairman Mao’s tunics of yore.
Hillary models political correctness.
Americans are tip-toeing through conversations out of fear of muttering something that is allegedly offensive to someone somewhere. When political correctness succeeds due to fear, it has gone too far. It conjoins persecution.
Lefties love it, enforce it like the thought police they are, and cover their political intentions with a phony wrap of goodness.
Clinton lies like a bearskin rug.
How can one tell when Hillary is lying? Well, the test is are her lips flapping like a window shade in a windstorm? If so…
She pretends to be what she is not.
Clinton projects moderation to broaden her appeal to the uncommitted, but she is not–I repeat, NOT–a moderate. Hillary is a far leftie, but don’t take my word for it anymore than hers. Instead, examine her history all the way back to the 1960s. In politics, actions prove louder than words.
Many believe she is farther left than Mr. Bill, and I concur. Whether or not she is as far gone as Obama will be determined if elected, not before.
Clinton fakes a record of great success.
Being elected/appointed and being successful are two different things. As first lady, Hillary fumbled her one responsibility–health care. This led to a Republican resurgence in 1994 and to Mr. Bill munching humble pie.
As a senator, her record is unremarkable. She voted for the war in Iraq before recanting once patriotic fervor eased. Hillary politicked in a way rewarding to her career and ambitions.
Clinton became Secretary of State when offered the post by Obama who wanted to ease her out of the presidential race in ‘08. She had much to do with the chaos in the Mid-east today when she and Obama decided to trash the progress made in the region.
Clinton was senator for eight years and Secretary of State for four. Both offices were held some time ago, suggesting their impact on her ability to govern may have expiration dates in a rapidly changing world.
Hillary is not a person of the people.
Hillary Clinton is an ideologue. Her loyalty is to the Leftist agenda of big government, high taxes, powerful bureaucracies, and redistribution. She will cheerfully throw anyone under the bus who gets in the way of that progression.
Hillary Clinton and the children.
The left’s “Let’s do it for the children!” theme popped up during Mr. Bill’s regime. It was designed to counter the public’s negative response to the Clintons’ pro-abortion stance.
The truth is Hillary is for abortion without qualification, nor does she care how far along the pregnancy is. If a person wants to destroy her unborn with absolution, then Hillary is your gal.
All that talk about the kids is Leftist propaganda. Logic proves it is impossible to be pro-abortion and pro-child simultaneously. Period.
Hillary is not an economist.
Clinton is a redistributionist as is Obama and most far Lefties. The idea is to take existing capital and spread it around with the guiding notion that somehow people who haven’t earned as much as others are nevertheless entitled.
You will hear Hillary say something like, “We’re all in this together,” but that isn’t true. Some people work hard, pay taxes without complaint, obey the laws of the land, and act like adults. Others don’t, so how are we all in it together when those who do the right thing are the only ones paying the bills?
Hillary and social justice.
Social justice occurs when the Constitution and laws are fairly enforced. Social justice has nothing to do with income, which, in this country, is linked to productivity, a willingness to accept risk, and opportunity.
Social justice will never occur if some only want to complain instead of actively pursuing success over and beyond potential setbacks. Liberal politicians are enablers of mediocrity when it comes to expectations and results.
Finally, socialists like Clinton tend to be supportive of democracy only when it works for them. When progressivism slows due to the design of our system of governing, they begin to look for ways around the Constitution, law and Congress.
That’s what Obama did. That’s what Hillary will do.
Call her the candidate of ditto.
Gone, vote, gone!
