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Honestly, I just want to know, what is so wrong with Hillary Clinton?

Just give me example why she would be a poor president. Don't give me your opinions-I want facts.

Asked By: ♥Dutchess - 7/19/2007
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Hillary Clinton - Voted for the War on Terrorism, and for the U.S Patriot Act twice. Then she opposes them in her speech blaming it all on Bush and Cheney, just to gain popularity. Prove me wrong on that.

Then she is racist towards blacks saying stuff like "If more white middle aged women had HIV instead of black women there would be an uproar."
Prove me wrong on that.

A person who did a onesided biography for Hillary Clinton even admited that she is very robotic when she is alone and unnatural like.

She supports Gay Marriage, which is immoral. Whats worse? screwing animals or screwing a person of the same gender? Is one more natural than the other? is one better? to me they are equally bad and immoral.

She supports Amnesty. Letting illegal aliens recieve free citizenship. This will raise our taxes obviously? why obviously? well someone needs to pay for their school, medical care, and other needs just like anyother citizen. Also some people have been waiting years to get in the U.S while other people snuck in. And the people who snuck in get free citizenship, is that fair? if you think it is your immoral, just like if you think being gay is right, your also immoral. It will also be a culture change, if you dont think so your dumb because when you add tens of millions of mostly Hispanics who cant speak English, and you think nothing will change your dumb. Yes tens of million, approximately more than 40millions illegals will get citizenship free. Amnesty is completely ridiculous. Also a ton of jobs will be lost, again if you dont think so your really dumb or ignorant. All democrats are for this because thats a liberal decision, and will obviously hurt America.

She also signed a bill with Obama last month, stating that they will increase taxes by $4500 to everyone.

Yes if you dont like the war she will pull out of Iraq, but will taxes go down? hell no they will go up !!!! yay vote for Hillary!. If you dont think that, then you havnt done any research at all. Where will the money go? They will go to her social groups, like she even said herself. These social groups arnt good lol if you didnt know. They waiste a ton of money. Ron Paul gives alot of good info on why they are bad . Im not voting for him but he spends awhile on that subject.

Im voting for Romney
against Amnesty
against Gay Marraige
guarenteed lowering taxes
global healthcare from the states not from federal government so it wouldnt be socialism.
staying in the War , its the moral thing to do.
One of the best business men in the world. which pretty much guarentees the best of our economy.
Focuses in on families and children and education.
and much more...


Chopper-

My choice is Mitt Romney. During the Salt Lake City Olympics, he took over when it was over budget, and looking like a failure. Romney turned it around and made it a success that brought in a $100 million profit. He then donated his entire salary to the games. He also saved the Mass. budget when it had a huge deficit. Romney balanced the budget, and brought a surplus for the state. He has also helped to start up companies such as Staples, and Brookstone, and more.
Romney also believes in a strong family and values. He has also been married to his wife for over 30 years.
Finally, if elected, he will donate his salary of $400,000 to charity. Romney is the right man for this country.

Feel free to email me if you want to discuss anything
Answered By: jared l - 7/19/2007
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It think everyone is intimidated by a woman and she has a really goo chance of winning. is america ready for the first female pesident? i dam sure m
Answered By: msblaq23 - 7/19/2007
She is a female left-wing george w bush. America will always elect an idiot...that is a fact. Her voice sounds like nails on a chalkboard. Im not a fan of her extreme pro-abortion stance. Im voting Libertarian
Answered By: Dutch-Irish - 7/19/2007
She's an intelligent woman who is powerful. It's really that simple.
Answered By: jaystyme - 7/19/2007
We want to know what's wrong with her too.

C'mon Hillary. Fess up.
Answered By: Asshat McPoop - 7/19/2007
Let's start with trust:

Fact: Tied to Rose Law Firm
Travelgate
Vince Foster
Leaving the White House with antique furniture

Couldn't trust her the first time in the White House, why trust her now?
Answered By: labdoctor - 7/19/2007
1. She's married to Bill Clinton.
2. She had to leave her own State of Arkansas and move to the extreme radical parts of New York just to get elected to Congress. That's pretty pathetic that she had to leave her home state to get elected.
Answered By: hcsummerstud10 - 7/19/2007
She's very hypocritical. In Alabama she always talked good about the people their, but behind closed doors on more than one occasion she talked badly about them. She moved to NY to get away from them.

She voted for the war, and now she's very vocal about ending it. Why did she vote for it in the first place then? And she had more inside information about what was going on then most, after all her Husband's administration left a lot of paperwork around about what a threat Saddam was (which turned out to be untrue).
Answered By: Pfo - 7/19/2007
Answered By: xjmox14x - 7/19/2007
Honestly, I'd like to know what's wrong with New Yorkers. As far as I can tell, they're really dumb folks up there...

Hillary is NOT an electable candidate. Won't happen. I'm 100?or a female president, but not her. Hopefully, New Yorkers will grow a little more than a brain stem and wise up next time around.
Answered By: aufderjagd - 7/19/2007
Honestly , its because shes a liberal a,nuff said.
Answered By: Acorn Cutie - 7/19/2007
Hillary would make a good president I believe those out there that don't want to see a woman president are looking for anything to jeopardize her chances
Answered By: aixd - 7/19/2007
She is a falure at everything she has done including a wife -why else would ol bill seek elsewhere if she were doing her job at home -but if she does get elected would she appoint bill in charge of intern-al affairs?
Answered By: jessedakota - 7/19/2007
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