While Hillary may not have been the greatest Secretary of State, she A) learned a lot about the process while in the field and B) has made some connections with some world leaders already, giving her a leg up.
Everyone is familiar with Syria, and if you read through the reports you know that the Republicans voting not to provide more funding for more security was a part of the reason things went down the way they did.
People already see the United States as the blowhard, the "We Rule The World" country and having a guy that actually embodies that sentiment really is disturbing. Do we want to antagonize our enemies with that approach? How would even our allies see us?
The problem is I have seen nothing that gives me any sense about Trump's knowledge of what a president should know, I have heard nothing that would make me feel confident in voting for him, based on the fact that he is not being responsive to many questions he is asked - if you'll note, in interviews, when he is asked a question, he will frequently not answer it, twist it and go on to talk about something he wants to talk about. To me, that says he really doesn't have an answer for the question he has been asked. That says to me, he's not ready to be a leader.
So, you're just anti-Hillary. Or you're Pro-Bernie.
Personally, I'm not reading any candidate's feed. I do scan around some blogs, and check out all of the news channels at times. But, to me, anyone who keeps all of their concepts hidden and keeps repeating "it'll be great," tells me that they don't have a plan. I don't want someone who is unprepared to enter the Oval Office. We already seen what happened when it did.
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Date: 2016-05-04 11:47 pm (UTC)Everyone is familiar with Syria, and if you read through the reports you know that the Republicans voting not to provide more funding for more security was a part of the reason things went down the way they did.
People already see the United States as the blowhard, the "We Rule The World" country and having a guy that actually embodies that sentiment really is disturbing. Do we want to antagonize our enemies with that approach? How would even our allies see us?
The problem is I have seen nothing that gives me any sense about Trump's knowledge of what a president should know, I have heard nothing that would make me feel confident in voting for him, based on the fact that he is not being responsive to many questions he is asked - if you'll note, in interviews, when he is asked a question, he will frequently not answer it, twist it and go on to talk about something he wants to talk about. To me, that says he really doesn't have an answer for the question he has been asked. That says to me, he's not ready to be a leader.
So, you're just anti-Hillary. Or you're Pro-Bernie.
Personally, I'm not reading any candidate's feed. I do scan around some blogs, and check out all of the news channels at times. But, to me, anyone who keeps all of their concepts hidden and keeps repeating "it'll be great," tells me that they don't have a plan. I don't want someone who is unprepared to enter the Oval Office. We already seen what happened when it did.