Hi Joe,

>> Joe, Hillary has made what she calls, "misstatements".. C'mon. You know
>> the other word for that .. "LIES". She has really bad judgement and what's
>> worse to
>> me, is she doesn't care if you believe her. That is why the majority of
>> people
>> in this country don't trust her or like her as a candidate. She really
>> wants this presidental postition badly after her 2008 loss. The Democratic
>> party in the U.S. thinks her hawkish agenda and Bill Clinton's economics
>> are the answer.. geez... It's all related to big money, and even the usual
>> trusted news
>> sources are behind her (now that is scary). Now and again you see an
>> accurate article regarding her (http://commondreams.org/ for a somewhat
>> accurate take on things... )

> Name a politician who has not made `mistatements`  They all lie, but call it
> bending the truth.  As for her judgement, from this side of the border things
> look fine.

Not to me ...She favored the Iraq War. She believes the U.S. should've
intervened in Iran during the failed Green Revolution. She urged U.S.
intervention in Libya. And she unsuccessfully lobbied for the U.S. to assist
anti-government rebels in Syria.... in line with that, and to me worse than
anything however is that Hillary Clinton is quite Republican"esque" in her
political leanings. This is a known fact.  It's no secret that Clinton has
accepted huge sums of money from private speeches for various big-ticket
corporations like Goldman-Sachs, UBS, Morgan Stanley, and Deutsche Bank...  No
doubt people here who see that wonder if we can trust a "President Hillary" to
work to curtail the practices of America's big banks when she herself is one of
their biggest beneficiaries?

>Bernie is an unknown,

He was when he started this campaign, yes... he is not an unknown now. "Hillary
Clinton Now Loses to Trump in Polls. Bernie Sanders Beats Trump by 10.8
Points."
 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/h-a-goodman/hillary-clinton-now-los
es_b_10102664.html [wraps]

Here's the gist of that article:

"According to Real Clear Politics, Bernie Sanders defeats Donald Trump in an
average of polls by 10.8 points:

    RCP Average 5/6 - 5/19
    Sanders + 10.8
    NBC News/Wall St. 5/15 - 5/19 -
    Sanders +15
    CBS News/NY Times 5/13 - 5/17 -
    Sanders +13
    FOX News 5/14 - 5/17 -
    Sanders +4
    PPP (D) 5/6 - 5/9 -
    Sanders +11

Bernie Sanders, in an average of four national polls for the month of May,
defeats Trump by 10.8 points. Vermont's Senator is victorious in every general
election matchup.

In contrast, Hillary Clinton according to Real Clear Politics now loses to
Donald Trump by .2 points:

    RCP Average 5/13 - 5/19 -
    Trump +0.2
    ABC News/Wash Post 5/16 - 5/19 -
    Trump +2
    NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 5/15 - 5/19 -
    Clinton +3
    Rasmussen Reports 5/17 - 5/18 -
    Trump +5
    FOX News 5/14 - 5/17 -
    Trump +3
    CBS News/NY Times 5/13 - 5/17 -
    Clinton +6"


> who should be sitting in Florida, or some
> other sunny place, enjoying his retirement.  I think he is much too old for
> that job.

We've discussed this before, I remember .. Well, I don't feel that he is.
He's a healthy fellow... certainly not as overweight as Hillary Clinton 
That alone is probably going to kill her.


> The other side of the coin, at least to most of the rest of the
>world, is a no brianer. Mr Trump should stick to running beauty pageants, and
> reality tv shows.

Also from the article quoted above:

"Donald Trump, the man viewed to be the reincarnation of Hitler by some people,
beats Hillary Clinton in three out of five national polls. The former Secretary
of State is now losing to Donald Trump, in an average of polls, by .2 points.

Although a bit more optimistic, HuffPost Pollster shows Clinton only up by 1.6
points over Trump. On April 15, 2016 Hillary Clinton was up by around 10
points, and on June 24th of last year, Trump trailed Clinton by about 20
points. The big issue with Clinton is that she doesn't keep polling leads, and
Election Day is over five months away.

In contrast, HuffPost Pollster shows Bernie Sanders defeating Trump in a
general election by 10.2 points. "

Take care,
Janis

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