Let's Discuss Hillary Clinton's Policies
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That's a policy positionop is furious
It's gonna be free for the poor unemployed but mandatory for everyone else. Probably gonna be more expensive for worse service but someone has to cover the poor right?Will she take the Obama approach and mandate that everyone has to have Highspeed Internet or else get taxed like Obamacare?
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all i gotta say about a shytlary presidency....be sure to buy lots of stock in goldman sachs, northrup grumman, and pretty much any fortune 500 and/or military weapons companies...
Why would you start this thread and then not post any of her policies that you take issue with?
I know I have given you the links to her stated policies on her campaign site more than once. have you bothered to read any of them? Do you even know what her policies are?
Since you are so angry at her I would think you would make it a point to at least be well-armed with what she says she wants to do as president so you can argue actual policy stances.
Is this a policy
Hillary Clinton on the issuesIs this a policy
Pick something that you have problems with and maybe then a discussion can result from it.
Because right now your thread is just bullshyt.
That's all I wanted. I'll look over it and rip it to shreds when I go through it. Because I already know she bullshyttin.
Campus sexual assault
It’s not enough to condemn campus sexual assault. We need to end it.
Hillary will:
HILLARY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2015
An estimated one in five women report being sexually assaulted while in college. Hillary will fight to bring an end to sexual assault on America’s campuses—because every student deserves a safe environment where they can learn and thrive, not live in fear.
Thanks to the efforts of advocates and survivors, we are seeing the beginnings of good work around the country. President Obama’s administration has worked hard to shine a light on campus sexual assault.
Hillary will build on the progress that has been made—and take on the problems we have yet to solve. Hillary’s plan to end campus sexual assault is guided by three core principles:
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It’s not enough to condemn campus sexual assault. We need to end it.
Hillary will:
- Provide comprehensive support to survivors.
- Ensure fair process for all in campus disciplinary proceedings and the criminal justice system.
- Increase sexual violence prevention education programs that cover issues like consent and bystander intervention, not only in college, but also in secondary school.
HILLARY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2015
An estimated one in five women report being sexually assaulted while in college. Hillary will fight to bring an end to sexual assault on America’s campuses—because every student deserves a safe environment where they can learn and thrive, not live in fear.
Thanks to the efforts of advocates and survivors, we are seeing the beginnings of good work around the country. President Obama’s administration has worked hard to shine a light on campus sexual assault.
Hillary will build on the progress that has been made—and take on the problems we have yet to solve. Hillary’s plan to end campus sexual assault is guided by three core principles:
- Providing comprehensive support to survivors. Hillary will ensure that every campus offers survivors the support they need—no matter their gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or race. Those services—from counseling to critical health care—should be confidential, comprehensive, and coordinated.
- Ensuring a fair process for all. Too often, the process of addressing a sexual assault on campus is confusing and convoluted. And many who choose to report in the criminal justice system fear that their voices will be dismissed instead of heard. Hillary believes we need a fair process for all involved, whether that’s in campus disciplinary proceedings or in the criminal justice system. This includes providing all parties involved with notice and transparency in campus disciplinary proceedings, and ensuring that complaints filed in the criminal justice system are treated seriously.
- Increasing prevention efforts. We need to recognize that it’s not enough to address this problem by responding only once sexual assault occurs. Hillary believes we need to redouble our prevention efforts and start them earlier. She will increase sexual violence prevention education programs that cover issues like consent and bystander intervention—and she’ll make sure we have programs not only in college, but also in secondary school.
- As first lady, Hillary supported the creation of the Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women. She also cast a global spotlight on the issue in her historic 1995 Beijing speech, where she denounced violence against women as a clear violation of human rights.
- As senator, she co-sponsored the 2005 reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act. Additionally, Hillary introduced the CARE Act twice, to ensure that rape and incest victims had access to emergency contraception in hospital emergency rooms. And, in response to the spike in reports of sexual assault cases in the military, she introduced legislation to make emergency contraception available to servicewomen.
- As secretary of state, Hillary rallied the international community to take collective action to end violence against women. She drew attention to the use of rape as a weapon of war and spearheaded a U.N. Resolution that established guidelines for an international response to sexual assault in war torn areas.
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