[Brilliant]

I don’t want a President who views her job performance as personal.

[i_dont_chat]

She is correct — it IS personal.

I don’t like Hillary personally.

And I really don’t want her to the President of the United States. She isn’t qualified. She will cry at diplomatic affairs. She is a socialist. Need I go on?

[Kimmers]

I agree, if this is her reaction to the pressures of campaigning, I wonder how could she hold up under the pressure of another 9/11 scenario as a president?

I would speculate not very well.

[hinckley buzzard]

I don’t want a President who views her job performance as personal

I suppose it is natural when you believe the dictum "L'etat--ces't moi."

But really, this is pathetic-- we have to vote for the girl so we don't hurt her feelings and make her cry? Sheesh. Liberals make me want to heave.

[Panzerlied]

You know?

Yep.

That’s why I don’t like you, b***h!

I know!

[spunkets]

"I don’t want a President who views her job performance as personal."

A person should take their job performance personal. That's not what she's saying here though. She's making it clear here, that her desire to be queen is deep and personal and she's making an emotional appeal to the various sympathies in the feeling audience. They better get the straight jacket ready for when she looses, and watch out she doesn't stab someone if her poll #s drop.