|PRDP post| Clinton's "theme" - what's your guess?
If Hillary's crazy enough to run for the Presidency (given that her favorability ratings are already heading down significantly, after actual exposure to the public and the total-non-scandal-whose-subject-shall-not-be-mentioned)... What do you think the overarching theme of her campaign will be?
I supect something like Reagan's "morning in America", which would be ironic on multiple levels, but given her track record (love of Wall Street and millitary action) she needs to divert attention to the future (e.g., "a new day with security for the 99%... our children will be able to afford college... "
Which would be funny, given her passions. We could have Larry Summers as our Captain Kangaroo.
But, as it's said, nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American People.
Your thoughts?
(Note that this is a PRDP group post. Unlike, say, GD, behaving like an adult is mandatory.)
msongs
(70,185 posts)BeyondGeography
(40,020 posts)malokvale77
(4,879 posts)Where to start (on an adult level)?
I have always thought that anyone who voted Republican was extremely rich or extremely stupid.
I'm on the verge of thinking those same thoughts toward Hillary fans.
I'm looking for a candidate that focuses on domestic policy and steers away from world dominion.
nxylas
(6,440 posts)Short version: "America was booming until Reagan pissed it away. Then President Clinton saved the economy. Did you catch that name? Clinton".
rhett o rick
(55,981 posts)the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that deregulated the banks and brought about the banker extortion of 2008. Of course not to be outdone another Clinton abandoned Democratic Principles to help the Republicons in 2002 leading to 1 million deaths and lots of other destruction. The Clintons seem to like to help the Republicons.
djean111
(14,255 posts)This is actually her platform. Really. Mantra, bumper sticker, policy, everything.
demwing
(16,916 posts)"Building a bridge to the 20th century" or
"It's the 1% Economy, Stupid"
Enthusiast
(50,983 posts)rhett o rick
(55,981 posts)Vincardog
(20,234 posts)Ichingcarpenter
(36,988 posts)Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is expected to officially announce her candidacy for the 2016 presidential election on Sunday, putting an end to months of speculation about her plans. Here are some key things to know about the first Democrat to declare her candidacy:
Campaign Slogan: I deserve this
Campaign Strategy: Overwhelming tide of inevitability
Spouse: Former Arkansas attorney general William Jefferson Clinton
Wingspan: 7 feet, 6 inches
Ideal Running Mate: Primary opponent who knows how to gracefully step aside when the time comes
Biggest Scandals: Deaths of four Americans at Benghazi, use of private email account for government emails, choice of Nina McLemore dress at a 1998 presidential function
Grandchildren: One, but pushing Chelsea for one more before Iowa caucus
Stance On Abortion: Supports a womans right to choose for her husbands mistress
Rand Paul
Political Vision: Supports bipartisanship between the Tea Party and GOP
Campaign Strategy: Hoping college-aged white males come to comprise over half of U.S. population
Platform: Heavy focus on abolishing and repealing, with lesser focus on dismantling, rescinding, and abrogating
Campaign Slogan: Defeat the Washington machine. Unleash the American dream.
Unabridged Campaign Slogan: Defeat the Washington machine. Unleash the American dream. Fight the Capitol Hill scheme. Scream the revolutionarys scream. Adopt the populist mien. Join the Rand Paul team!
Effect Of Campaign Bumper Sticker On Cars Resale Value: -11.5%
Ted Cruz
Speaks: Spanish, English, Tongues
Campaign Slogan: Im Ted Cruz
Likelihood Of Becoming President: Huckabeesque
Campaign Platform: Be a distraction for a few months
Largest Obstacles To Nomination: Scott Walker, Rand Paul, five seconds of scrutiny
http://www.theonion.com/articles/who-is-rand-paul,38391/
davidpdx
(22,000 posts)KG
(28,766 posts)which is the mantra of the dem party since '92
dflprincess
(28,486 posts)If Hillary were even a moderate Democrat (instead of a Rockefeller Republican) she might have made mention of it - and if she were a Roosevelt kind of Democrat she might have made mention not just of the anniversary but have said it was time to push the FDR's Second Bill of Rights.
I know, sometimes I really let my mind wander too fare into fantasy land.