I think it’s pretty safe to say that, after having been made to endure eight years of Barry "Almighty" in the Oval Office, if the American people can actually bring themselves to elect Hitlery Clinton in 2016, we will then be able to say, and with some degree of certainty, that the demise of America will have been made complete. Both Hitlery and Barry are essentially cut from the same cloth. As progressives, they both hate all that this country stands for, although I do think that Barry’s hatred is on a much more…personal level. Hitlery is more capable of keeping her feelings toward her country under control than is Barry.
Hitlery was, at best, a very mediocre U.S. Senator. And it was during her tenure as secretary of state that America’s foreign policy was essentially nothing short of a disaster. Next to the presidency, no other office in the country bears the responsibility of being the primary representative of the United States to the rest of the world. Unbeknownst to most Americans is that, for the founding generation of the Republic, the position of secretary of state served as a kind of training grounds for future presidents. Thank God we were able to work past that little tradition, especially when looking at those who have held that position in more recent history.
And upon closer inspection of that span of time where Hiltery was our face to the world, there were more than a few foreign policy decisions undertaken by the administration of Barry "Almighty" that were simply outright disasters. In looking at how our foreign policy was conducted by the team of Barry and Hitlery, what almost immediately comes to mind is that the entire exercise can be said to very closely resemble a case of the blind leading the stupid. And what is there that could possibly make us think that under a Hitlery presidency the approach would be any different, any different at all? After all, leftist minds think alike.
When you look across the world now at the major issues, you have to ask youself, are Arabs and Israelis closer to peace? How about Iran and North Korea and their nuclear programs? Have they been halted or seriously set back? Has the reset with Russia, which she so famously introduced with a photo op in Moscow with the reset button, has that led to a new and more cooperative relationship? Is there a Clinton doctrine that we can identify that she has articulated and formed as Secretary of State? Are there major treaties that she has undertaken and negotiated through to a successful conclusion? The answer to all those questions is a very resounding, NO!
And the one thing that remains very much stuck in my craw is her absolute callousness in how she apparently felt about how our four fellow Americans, including our ambassador, were essentially butchered in Benghazi, Libya. Her making the statement of, "What difference at this point does it make?", I thought was nothing short of disgusting and quite unbecoming for our secretary of state. And then she actually had the nerve to follow that up by saying, "It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, senator." And yet those who committed this terrorist act remain very much alive and free men.
Hitlery has made it clear, or as clear as she willing to, that she is in no hurry to decide about a potential 2016 bid for the White House, saying it is a decision "not to be made lightly." Asked how she plans to combat any conflicts she may face related to her political legacy, she said the best course is to "find common ground." "I have a lot of reason to believe, as we saw in the 2012 election, most Americans don't agree with the extremists on any side of an issue," Clinton said in an interview. "But there needs to continue to be an effort to find common ground, or even take it to higher ground on behalf of the future." Like Barry, she is a rabid ideologue and as such has very little interest in finding common ground with those who disagree with her.
Now, of course, Hitlery is not without her loyal fans, with one of the more vocal ones being Nancy "Too Much Botox" Pelosi, who has said, on any number of occasions, that if Hitlery decides to run, "she will win." And in demonstrating the fact that she is either quite delusional, or completely unfamiliar with what it takes to be qualified to be president, Old Nancy has also said, "And when she becomes president, she'll be one of the best-equipped, best-prepared people to enter the White House in a very long time." Ah, I think I would beg to differ with Nancy on that point. She has neither the temperament, nor intelligence, demanded by the position.
But having said all that, if there is one point on which I feel I can agree on with Nancy, it’s when she makes the point that Hiterly would be "more prepared than President Obama." But I’m not sure that that’s really saying all that much. After all, let’s be honest here, you would be very hard pressed to find anyone who could not be considered as being more qualified to be president than Barry "Almighty." But just because she may be more qualified than Barry, does not mean that she is anywhere near being sufficiently qualified to be president. Because she most certainly is not. She was in over her head and secretary of state and would be more so as president.
The next time around what we Americans MUST do is to elect someone who will restore America’s credibility, internationally, and someone, and this may be even more important, who will be taken seriously. I can’t help but think that foreign leaders, most of whom are men, would look at Hitlery and see what they see in Barry. And that would be a naïve patsy. We have witnessed over the course of the last five years how, in the absence of strong American leadership, the world descends into chaos. And the electing of Hitlery as president would do nothing to stop, or to even slow, that process from continuing. A vacuum yearns to be filled.
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