Posted on 09/12/2017 11:47:45 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
“She doesn’t have a grasp on what’s important and what’s not.”
that actually was a consistent theme throughout the book “Shattered” which purported to be an insider view of everything that went wrong for Hillary’s campaign.
Hillary concentrated on minutia she could understand but was NEVER able to articulate an overarching vision to her campaign staff, speech writers, or the electorate. “Shattered” begrudgingly admitted that Donald Trump, of course, brilliantly and consistently stated his visions on the various major issues, summed up as “Make America Great Again”.
It’s been my experience that incompetent people who manage to weasel their way up the management chain concentrate on what they know, say, organizing lunches for office staff, rather than what they are actually supposed to be managing.
And the voters consistently expressed their opinion with "Lock her up!" "Drain the swamp!" "Build the wall!"
The message followed that old KISS formula -- Keep It Simple Stupid.
No kidding! That is EXACTLY the image I have of her. Sad and pathetic...
(one of my favorite movies, btw...)
It’s obvious that Hillary is a dominant personality with an obsession for secrecy that has frequently tripped her up. The fact that her schemes never seems to work out for her speaks to her lack of intelligence.
“She’s not even bright enough to know that she’s not bright.”
Mediocrity knows nothing higher than itself. (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)
“But she makes up for her lack of smarts by being as mean as a snake.”
Like Al Capone.
In my opinion she is bright but that asset is eclipsed by a malignant personality disorder.
Comrade Hellry failed the DC Bar Exam - and 70% of her class passed. Eventually she passed the Arkansas bar exam.
There’s a question if she was even a licensed attorney when she served on the Watergate DNC legal team...’cuz she sure didn’t return to DC after moving to Little Rock.
Or to hold Juanita Broaddrick’s hand and thank her for what she did for Bill.
Peter principle.
“You mean with, like, a cloth?”
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