Five Reasons Why Hillary Wins in 2016

National Review ^ | 04/13/2015 | Myra Adams

[BenLurkin]

[broken_arrow1]

At least she can’t run on the first marxist POTUS platform...

[SoFloFreeper]

She was the inevitable winner in 2008, also, remember?

[goldstategop]

If Hillary was a white man no one would be excited.

The demographics in this country have changed enough to make the winds propel her along without any great effort on her part.

Republicans have to somehow overcome it. Good luck with it.

[outofsalt]

Bill Clinton was saved by Newt Gingrich.

[BenLurkin]

[goldstategop]

Yeah, she would have won had Obama not pushed her aside.

[fhayek]

1. She is not likeable, even among woman.
2. She was beaten in 2008 by a completely inexperienced wanker
3. She has more skeletons than the Haunted Mansion at Disneyworld.
4. The more exposure she gets, the less people like her.
5. She will try to campaign without facing tough questions. People will not like that.
6. Obama is NOT that popular. 2010 and 2014 showed that. Blacks will not turn out for her like they did for BHO. Many woman will vote against her. I do not see a hue and cry for a third Obama term.
7. If she runs, she will finally have to answer questions that date back decades. She always hid behind the 'First Lady shield' back then.
8. Barack Obama, and many democrats will undermine her candidacy. They don't like her much either.
9. At some point, Trey Gowdy will have her testify. Doubt that that will end well for her.
10. Bill Clinton is creating new skeletons even as we speak.

[Darren McCarty]

6. Republicans beat the hell out of each other in primaries while playing with kid gloves against democrats.

7. Conservatives go after everyone that is conservative but isn't 100% perfect allowing weak candidates to win in the primary. Romney 2012 (or Jeb 2016 unless we get our butts in gear) for an example.

[Buckeye McFrog]

The trouble is that older, whiter, richer male college graduates — the kind of voters who show up for midterm elections and vote Republican — are overwhelmed by the sheer number of female, younger, poorer, less educated, and less white voters who tend to flood the polls in presidential-election years.

No need to waste the ink on anything further, this explains it all. Obama's illegal amnesty move will make it permanent.

[Tupelo]

As one whom has long said that every single Constitutional Amendment passed in the 20th Century should be appealed, I can give you two examples that will give you, President Hillary Clinton.
The 19th and 26th.
In the immortal words of William Wallace as spoken by Mel Gibson, “We are Fooked.”

[goldstategop]

It matters to you and me.

The lo info voter crowd could give a damn.

Unless Hillary has some big scandal in the next 20 months or so, she can count on being Mrs. President.

And she has already weathered Emailgate.

[Skooz]

Any nation that elects Hillary as its president has forfeited its right to exist.

America cannot endure 8 years of Obozo followed by 4 years of the screeching Hildebeast.

If that heppens, America as we know her will cease to be.

[fhayek]

We still gotta try...

[Diana in Wisconsin]

“Hillary Clinton is not trustworthy and represents all that is wrong with Washington.”

BUMP TO INFINITY!

[FredZarguna]

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I love that picture of Sarah and Jim. *HEART*

[TMA62]

The problem is that there is NOTHING for anyone to get excited over Hillary. Her campaign speeches and debate performances are nothing to be desired. She made Obama shine in comparison.

My prediction is that if someone like Walker or Cruz gets the GOP nomination, it will be their’s to loose. If Jeb Bush wins the nomination, it will be Hillary’s to loose.

[NorthMountain]

Hillary is completely trustworthy ...

We can trust her to lie, cheat, steal, and kill in order to achieve power.

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If she runs, she will finally have to answer questions that date back decades. She always hid behind the 'First Lady shield' back then.

No, the Clintons have always got that stuff dismissed as "old news."

Barack Obama, and many democrats will undermine her candidacy. They don't like her much either.

That's the $64,000 question. Figuring out how close to get and how close is too close is going to be maddening for the Dems, but Barack and Hillary probably don't hate each other as much as a lot of political rivals down through the years have.