Comments on: Hillary Clinton Invincibility Is Gone http://www.trustedlog.com/2007/12/26/hillary-clinton-invincibility-is-gone/ Trusted log info source. Tue, 18 Nov 2008 09:05:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Sue Lefkowitz http://www.trustedlog.com/2007/12/26/hillary-clinton-invincibility-is-gone/#comment-801 Sue Lefkowitz Thu, 27 Dec 2007 07:46:56 +0000 http://www.trustedlog.com/2007/12/26/hillary-clinton-invincibility-is-gone/#comment-801 Hillary lost her veneer of invincibility because she never had it-- instead, she just got arrogant and believed that the primary was hers by birthright. I used to like Hillary-- Iraq angered me but I didn't turn against Hillary because of it. However, the way she's been talking up outsourcing and the H1B visa has permanently turned me against her. Like hard-working, indebted American college graduates don't already have enough wrecking balls ruining their careers? I won't ever be casting a vote for Hillary. Not in the primaries nor, if the Dems really do "go stupid" and nominate Hillary, in the general election. I might even consider a vote for the Republican nominee in 2008 if Hillary were nominated, something I've never done-- Democrat since 1980 and proud of it. I just can't support a candidate who wants to further the kinds of ridiculous corporate arrogance and ruinous policies toward our tech graduates, that are increasingly turning us into a banana republic. Hillary has lost millions of potential Democratic votes because of her idiotic stance on this. Hillary lost her veneer of invincibility because she never had it– instead, she just got arrogant and believed that the primary was hers by birthright.

I used to like Hillary– Iraq angered me but I didn’t turn against Hillary because of it. However, the way she’s been talking up outsourcing and the H1B visa has permanently turned me against her. Like hard-working, indebted American college graduates don’t already have enough wrecking balls ruining their careers?

I won’t ever be casting a vote for Hillary. Not in the primaries nor, if the Dems really do “go stupid” and nominate Hillary, in the general election. I might even consider a vote for the Republican nominee in 2008 if Hillary were nominated, something I’ve never done– Democrat since 1980 and proud of it.

I just can’t support a candidate who wants to further the kinds of ridiculous corporate arrogance and ruinous policies toward our tech graduates, that are increasingly turning us into a banana republic. Hillary has lost millions of potential Democratic votes because of her idiotic stance on this.

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