Perhaps. She's been much more nuanced lately, and taken a tack to the right. I suspect its because she couldn't win the electoral college as a far left candidate, but as a centrist, she can. It's also entirely possible she might have learned from her and her party's failures - hey, it is possible. Only time will tell if this will stick.
So, I have no problem in someone to help others open their eyes to her statements and history. Do them good to get to know Hillary very very well, before one tosses respect to that evil little troll
See, here's the thing. I live in NY. I know what the people here are like. The moment you say Hillary is Hitler, they'll not only tune you out, they'll vote for her just to spite you. I saw her at Canisius College last week. I watched the reaction of people - many of whom were skeptical of her - as they had protestors shouting at them that Hillary was Hitler. It turned them off, and hardened their resolve to go see what she had to say.
jude24,
She's nuanced and why? :)
Those that want to go listen should, no matter what. And then, be responsible and some homework on her record.
The Bush is Hitler folks didn't cause me to think differently, but it did strenghthen my actions to help him get elected. If I hadn't agreed with Bush on policy in the first place, I wouldn've done nothing. So, let them talk. JMVHO