So do I, but face it, the Repubs got nothing on HRC; she’s a shoe in with the female vote and the low-information/no-information voters of the welfare plantation.
There's plenty, but the gloves have to come off, political correctness has to go out the window, and a scorched Earth political approach used. Scare tactics, just like the Democrats consistently use, have to be applied to split off some of her natural factions. It has to be done in a way that divides her support among women. As a minor example, she has made comments about how she's ‘not going to sit at home and bake cookies’ - which is essentially saying that she doesn't respect women who make that choice. Make it look like she looks down her nose at stay at home moms. This is just a small example of an issue that can be used to divide one of her voting blocks.
She's made comments that can peel away some of the Jewish vote. She's made many demonstrably false statements over time that can be used to characterize her as a liar (e.g. named after Sir Hillary, attacks at the airport when she landed in the Middle East, cattle futures, etc. etc.), and then there's that Benghazi thing.
But, unfortunately, the Republicans in office seem to care much more about being liked than about doing what's right to protect that which is worth fighting for in this nation.
Even if you have to totally overreach and do the equivalent of Democrats
> the Repubs got nothing on HRC; she’s a shoe in with the
> female vote and the low-information/no-information voters
> of the welfare plantation.
The exact same thing can be said of any DemonRAT presidential candidate of any race or gender, as long as said candidate supports ...
* government-funded abortion on demand
* government funded, mandated, and regulated “health care”
* government funded, mandated, and regulated “education”
* government funded “day care”
* “amnesty”
* gun bans
* banning any public expression of Christianity
... and basically any other massive, nanny-State, Politically Correct, multi-culti program or ideology.
The GOPe has been nominating Republicans who support all or most of those things, and they still can’t win. That’s because the people don’t trust the GOP, so Bill Clintoon’s strategy of faking one ideology and working the other, won’t work for the Republicans.