Venantius J Pinto wrote: | | This email has been sent from a virus-free computer protected by Avast. www.avast.com |
If elected, she would indeed be America's first woman President. None of the other pro-Hillary arguments have even that much going for them: they all on smoke and mirrors. GL responds: American elections (like all democratic electioneering) is a challenge to voters (and other observers) who are trying to make sense of the series of 25-second canned (repetitious) phraseology (delivered with gusto and emotion) which are incorporated into the politicians' speeches delivered 6-10 times a day to different audiences. On the Republican side, anti-Obama rhetoric is red meat for the audience. But even Republican voters get tired of the same old claims which do not address any of their problems. Bobby Jindal painfully learned the lesson. A few others since have also learned the lesson, resulting in them "suspending" their efforts. Here is a short summary of issues to evaluate the candidates competing in the elections. A detail knowledge of these few issues will likely differentiate a low-information voter from an well- informed voter: 1. Addressing the illegal immigrant issue. 2. Solution to the epidemic of gun violence across America. 3. Solving the cost and accessibility of healthcare. 4 Addressing Terrorism and Nation Security. 5. Military spending and being the policeman of the world. 6. Stimulating the economy. Regards, GL
