“On paper, you’d say, well, she’s more qualified. But you know what? He’s more qualified in the sense that the American people, I think, want an outsider,” Quayle said. “And they want an outsider this time. She’s not an outsider, so if you’re looking for an outsider, no, she’s not qualified, and he is.”
Forceful would be to tell the truth in any choice of words he might want:
1. Clinton has deceived the American people about many things in her past, many, many times
2. Trump really does support America, and really does want to make America Great Again
Something like that would be forceful. Ok, you can come up with reasons why he can’t/won’t/shouldn’t, whatever.
But please, don’t read the words I just posted above from Quayle and call them forceful.
They are not forceful.
Sorry, I disagree. What Quayle said was unambiguous and logical. It TOTALLY took away hillary’s “experience” argument.
President’s and their VP’s adhere to etiquette which forbids candid criticism of any other past or present presidents and candidates.
And the Bush and Clinton clan are in cahoots, so that would explain GHB and GWB silence for how awful the Clinton abuse power.
We live in a desperate time of existential threat for our nation.
We desperately need the whole truth to be spoken and corresponding corrective constitutional action.
RE: “That’s not forceful. Not even close. I’m not calling him a wimp, but that is much closer to wimp than it is forceful.
Forceful would be to tell the truth in any choice of words he might want:
1. Clinton has deceived the American people about many things in her past, many, many times
2. Trump really does support America, and really does want to make America Great Again
Something like that would be forceful. Ok, you can come up with reasons why he can’t/won’t/shouldn’t, whatever.
But please, don’t read the words I just posted above from Quayle and call them forceful.
They are not forceful.”