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I am so tired of hearing about the “commander in chief” threshold that Hillary Clinton made up and the remarks that Powers had to say about Barack Obama's withdrawal plans would be subject to change after consultation with military commanders.
First - Hillary, there is no such a thing as a "commander in chief" threshold! If there were one, what are your credentials in having it? Just because you lived in the White House and took some trips, just like Jackie Kennedy and other wives did, with and without their husbands, and thought yourself to be co-president, wouldn't make you eligible to pass whatever the test for "your" threshold. By the way - in the United States, we have a President and a Vice President. WE DO NOT HAVE A CO-PRESIDENT. You haven't gotten this through your head since your husband's first year in office. You fit into "we" as husband and wife, NOT "we" as President of the United States.
Second - to embrace Wesley Clark's comment that he has serious concerns about a candidate who would consult with military advisors before making a decision is ridiculous. I wouldn't want anyone to make a unilateral decision such as this. Leadership means bringing in knowledgeable and bright people to advise. One person doesn't know EVERYTHING! Or, are you suggesting that YOU KNOW EVERYTHING AND CAN HANDLE EVERYTHING SINGLE-HANDEDLY!
Third - Lady, your blind ambition is scary. All of these promises that you are making will never fly. You speak out of both sides of your mouth.
I am so tired of hearing about the “commander in chief” threshold that Hillary Clinton made up and the remarks that Powers had to say about Barack Obama's withdrawal plans would be subject to change after consultation with military commanders.
First - Hillary, there is no such a thing as a "commander in chief" threshold! If there were one, what are your credentials in having it? Just because you lived in the White House and took some trips, just like Jackie Kennedy and other wives did, with and without their husbands, and thought yourself to be co-president, wouldn't make you eligible to pass whatever the test for "your" threshold. By the way - in the United States, we have a President and a Vice President. WE DO NOT HAVE A CO-PRESIDENT. You haven't gotten this through your head since your husband's first year in office. You fit into "we" as husband and wife, NOT "we" as President of the United States.
Second - to embrace Wesley Clark's comment that he has serious concerns about a candidate who would consult with military advisors before making a decision is ridiculous. I wouldn't want anyone to make a unilateral decision such as this. Leadership means bringing in knowledgeable and bright people to advise. One person doesn't know EVERYTHING! Or, are you suggesting that YOU KNOW EVERYTHING AND CAN HANDLE EVERYTHING SINGLE-HANDEDLY!
Third - Lady, your blind ambition is scary. All of these promises that you are making will never fly. You speak out of both sides of your mouth.