Hillary Clinton (Truth Revolt) |
Democratic leaders in California are already launching “Ready for Hillary” fundraisers. Local activists tout Clinton’s margins of victory in hypothetical match-ups against all known potential Republican contenders, gleefully anticipating another four to eight years of the Democratic Party holding the White House (although likely facing a Republican held Congress).
Democrats are singing: “We’re gonna party like it’s 1992!”. Hoping for another Bush (Jeb) v. Clinton (Hillary) contest, Democrats hope that the former First Lady of the first “Black” President will become the First Lady President in US History. After pulling the lever for the first Black President, and the black eye this country has suffered continuously on account f it, progressive statists and illiberal Democrats want to roll the identity politics dice a second time, and hope that a Woman President will make it all better. Why not go all the way and select a gay, handicapped, elderly Hispanic, and check all the left-wing boxes at once?
Hillary is so inevitable, that the media class, and the low
intelligence voters who think them intelligent, have started getting border.
Just like in 2008, where Clinton nearly won against a younger, sprier, and much
more naïve and dangerous challenger, Hillary is crashing and burning under the
weight of her own certainty, and the liberal penchant for identity politics and
ideological hubris.
From her frequent gaffes about businesses and her poverty
after leaving the White House in 2001, and now the damaging revelations of
using a private server for her official Secretary of State email correspondence,
Clinton ship is taking on water, and tanking in the public eye. In her latest
press conference at the UN, staged to a fault with foreign press asking
soft-ball questions, Clinton gave forced answers, which prompted more questions
rather than relief.
Clinton Faces Email-Gate (The ConservativeTreeHouse.wordpress.com) |
Hillary Clinton’s time is running out, and Democratic partisans want someone else, and fast. Already, the progressive wing of the Democratic Party is the head, the heart and soul of the political organization: wiped out in Washington and disappearing across the country (except in bankrupted municipalities governed by public sector unions, welfare recipients, and illegal aliens). Iowa Democrats admitted their yearn for someone more liberal.
Independent Socialist US Senator Bernie Sanders (Vermont)
indicated numerous problems with Hillary Clinton last year, too Establishment
and Wall Street oriented, ignoring the needs of a collapsing middle class. To
this day, he is still deciding whether to run for President (and under which
banner, either Indie or Dem).
Another name has been making the background ranks, complete
with MoveOn.org living room meet and greets, emails, letters, and online
petitions:
US Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts).
From a purely political perspective, Warren is one of few Democrats
to win election in the last four years. Warren has harnessed the populist Left
with uncompromising zeal, railing against Big Business and Big Banks, yet
loving Big Labor and pushing for Big Government. She is everything a progressive
activist would want. She voted against the last-minute CRomnibus bill. She
pulled together a list of Progressive Commandments. She attracts the attention
of Left and Right, with pure ideology floating her viability. Plus she is a
woman, which would appease the yearning guilt of the Democratic Party itching
to elect the First Woman President.
If the momentum from MoveOn.org weren’t enough, the
Boston Globe just published an editorial from MoveOn.org activist Anna
Galland, dumping Clinton and urged Senior Senator Warren to run. Calling her “the
country’s leading advocate for working
and middle-class families,” Galland suggests that Hillary’s implosion leads to
Warren’s explosion, a Presidential candidate to stop income inequality and
inordinate power of corporate lobbyists over the “regular people.
More Democrats should
join the chorus for Warren as 2016 Democratic nominee, the true representative
of the Democratic Party. Republicans should hope for a Warren candidacy, and expose the new Democratic Party, hypocritical to its roots, populist face with an elitist spirit, playing up class warfare while creating it, shrouded in the blind faith of Obama’s “Hope and Change” fanaticism. A strong, Republican candidate would shut out the Dems’ 21ST century version of Walter Mondale. Instead of 1992, Republicans will party like it’s 1984, just as conservative icon Ronald Reagan swept nearly every state in the union.
Run, Warren, Run!
Run, Liz, Run! (Truth Revolt) |
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