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Originally Posted by peter12

While everyone says something derisive or snide to say about Clinton - and who am I to stop you - let's talk about Clinton for a second.

If we are talking relative comparisons, she was more presidential. However, I don't think that she won any big points last night. She was smug, could not control her disrespect, and came off as relying heavily on talking points. Voters don't like any of those things, especially now.

Trump has stayed in this race by being authentic, even if this means being poorly restrained and angry. Clinton is smart, experienced, but doesn't come off as real or even as being overly interested in this race. I mean, right now, she is just the obvious default choice over Trump, and I am afraid that is all she is running on currently.

The problem is that Trump is too impulsive, angry, and maybe even too stupid to come up with a cohesive attack on her mediocre record, her lackluster campaign, and her oligarchic pretenses.

I cannot stand Hillary Clinton. Cannot stand her. I cannot stand the progressive worship of the Presidency, and executive power, generally. I hate seeing her run against someone like Trump because he just cannot beat her, and if he did, I wouldn't want him to.

What an awful time for conservatism, generally.

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