She was not a fukking neocon.
Jesus. fukking. Christ.
You all just sling buzzwords like its halloween candy and expect daps and reps for that shyt to your co-lowbrow residents in the hell hole of irrelevancy where your ideological peers reside.
Grow the fu¢k up
I don't care about dap and rep, it's an anonymous internet forum, I have a life outside of it. I've been here 3 years and have yet to break 3k posts. That tactic might work with someone else though Mr. 114k.
When people think "Hilary Rodham Clinton" they do not think 'liberal' nor do they particularly think she is left leaning. You know what they do think? "Establishment", "More of the same", "Typical Washington Bureaucrat", and that buzzword you do so hate; 'Neocon'.
And that's her problem, she is either unwilling or incapable of changing her image. Whether those labels apply to her or not. How you are perceived, your image is the single most important thing in political campaigns.
Obama- Put out an image of change, hope. "Yes we can". It's inclusive, encouraging others to participate, gives them the illusion they will partake in change.
Sanders- Again portrays an image of change.
Trump- Was a radical shift, embodied change. "Make America Great Again". A grand, sweeping statement that promised something different.
Hilary- Yeah, no. "I'm with Her". Terrible slogan because it puts the onus on the voter to think about what they are saying. Yes, but
who are you with? Who is Hilary Clinton? Someone who puts out an image of change or more of the same status quo?
People are idiots, politically. Tell them, sell to them that they
need something different, that what they have is not enough and they will bite. It's simple.
That's the problem with your ilk and Hilary along with her campaigners,
you don't understand people. By all measures Hilary should have crushed Trump both by popular and electoral votes. She had all the tools, the political backing and the intellect.
Be less catty and don't quote me again without a proper answer.
