On one side is Donald Trump, with Mike Pence. On the other is Hillary Clinton, with Tim Kaine. The choice is easy. Hillary Clinton will be an excellent president of the United States. Donald Trump would have the serious problem of continuing to be Donald Trump if elected.
Many who are anti-Trump have made the mistake of saying the choice is not good either way. They say they will vote for the person that is not Trump just because it is not Trump. Without realizing, they are collaborators in a long and successful campaign to minimize Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton is a wonderful politician: highly intelligent, well-intentioned, competent and determined. After losing against Obama, Hillary Clinton worked with him – and did so very well. Now Obama supports Clinton – that is really something, we say.
Her husband, Bill Clinton, despite his terrible personal defects, was an excellent president – largely thanks to her collaborations.
If Hillary wins the election, history will reveal who will be known as President Clinton and who will need the first name. But Clinton will, surely, with the collaboration of her husband. They have been, for many and many years now, a great, beneficent and effective political team that knows how to survive every single attack.
Hillary Clinton is a deluxe candidate. She couldn’t care less about people commenting on her clothes. She is superior. Never before have there been such uneven candidates. Trump is awful. Clinton is excellent.
O marido dela, Bill Clinton, não obstante os terrÃveis defeitos pessoais, foi um excelente presidente – em larga medida graças à colaboração dela.
Donald Trump’s proposed 200% tariff on generic drug imports is less a blow to India’s pharmaceutical industry than a costly gamble that could leave American patients paying the highest price.
President Donald Trump has consistently demonstrated a preference for maintaining control over escalation rather than allowing events to dictate American strategy.
President Donald Trump has consistently demonstrated a preference for maintaining control over escalation rather than allowing events to dictate American strategy.