Hillary Clinton
Related: About this forumTampa Bay Times Endorses Hillary
With much of the attention during this unpredictable presidential campaign focused on conservative Republicans eager to back an uncompromising outsider, many Democrats are just as determined to buck the establishment and pursue a more liberal direction. The battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for the Democratic nomination has been surprisingly close and could stretch beyond Florida's March 15 primary. But only Clinton has the skill and experience to appeal to general election voters and build on President Barack Obama's record.
The frustration over the economic recovery that benefits too few Americans, the shortcomings of health care reform and the high cost of college education is genuine. So are the concerns about global terrorism, personal security at home and the nation's relationships with old adversaries abroad. Democrats are as worried about these issues as Republicans, and they are just as hungry for real change in gridlocked Washington.
Clinton is clearly the best prepared to achieve results in each of those areas. She has long been a persuasive advocate for women, minorities and middle-income families. She knows the gritty specifics of health care policy, and she gained extensive foreign policy experience as secretary of state. The former first lady and U.S. senator is a planner, a detail-oriented leader with refined positions that are not easily condensed into an applause line. She also has demonstrated her skill as a negotiator and as a determined advocate in all sorts of situations over a lifetime in the public eye.
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http://web.tampabay.com/opinion/editorials/editorial-hillary-clinton-for-the-democratic-nomination/2265196
WI_DEM
(33,497 posts)I suppose some BS supporter will come onto this one, too, saying the endorsement doesn't count because there are rich people who live in Tampa or a lot of them are old folks and of course old folks don't matter in Bernie world.
mcar
(42,356 posts)dlwickham
(3,316 posts)Under the bus with you!
NurseJackie
(42,862 posts)dlwickham
(3,316 posts)I doubt it
Most of them seem pretty clueless to most things
William769
(55,147 posts)Stuckinthebush
(10,847 posts)She'll take 60% easily
William769
(55,147 posts)Stuckinthebush
(10,847 posts)Do they not understand math in the Sanders playroom?
William769
(55,147 posts)Last edited Fri Feb 12, 2016, 10:37 PM - Edit history (1)
BlueCaliDem
(15,438 posts)J/K
It's way more fun when Madam Math comes up and just pours a bucket of despair over their heads.
I figure that should be around March fifth, 10 PM.
Cha
(297,423 posts)pandr32
(11,595 posts)I love this:
"Clinton is clearly the best prepared to achieve results in each of those areas. She has long been a persuasive advocate for women, minorities and middle-income families. She knows the gritty specifics of health care policy, and she gained extensive foreign policy experience as secretary of state. The former first lady and U.S. senator is a planner, a detail-oriented leader with refined positions that are not easily condensed into an applause line. She also has demonstrated her skill as a negotiator and as a determined advocate in all sorts of situations over a lifetime in the public eye."
fleabiscuit
(4,542 posts)UtahLib
(3,179 posts)DesertRat
(27,995 posts)Thank you for posting!