Clinton expresses regret for saying 'half' of Trump supporters are 'deplorables'
http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/09/politi...f-deplorables/
This got substantially more retweets than some of his others... her strategy should be to get his votes, not piss off his base
Hillary Clinton blames cough on 'Trump allergy'
"*cough cough cough* Everytime I think about Trump, I get
allergic."
Hillary Clinton is another Colin Powell victim
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...=.e1417830cfcf
It's such a messy election. It's no wonder people are so apathetic.
It's more like high school than a general election.
She had an opportunity to take the moral high ground but she is getting greedy and has gone too negative. It will raise red flags for those who had questions about her personality and who are still trying to decide between the two... at least with Trump, WYSIWYG, sad to say...
He responds strongly to criticism and though we know it's because he has a fragile ego, it does come off better than her
faux blowing off the media criticism (and by connection, the public) which is not doing her image any favors. She acts like somebody who is above giving a **** which is
seriously bad for her image. At least with Trump, though we know it's clearly pandering, he's making
an effort to be charming and likable to various demographics... what the media has to say about it doesn't matter. If he talks with the public better then it can be subjectively said that Trump apparently has more emotional intelligence than Hillary Clinton and therefore likes the people more (and is potentially more American/patriotic)... despite his
crap views, that will win him votes.
I think the debates will likely have a bigger role in helping people decide who to vote for than previous elections. They're both so dire and both have the potential to divide the nation further which is not going to make it an easy choice... but maybe the debates will help
