[2banana]

Eh - just OK. So MUCH more ammo out there. The ad should have ended with this quote: “Drag a hundred-dollar bill through a trailer park, you never know what you'll find.” ―James Carville Carville gained national attention for his work as the lead strategist of the successful presidential campaign of then-Arkansas governor Bill Clinton.

[edie1960]

Wish he would make an ad sticking it to her about how the Clinton Foundation PAYS MEN 38% more than women!!

[Dr. Sivana]

Eh - just OK. So MUCH more ammo out there.

No, just fine as it is. There is much more ammo, but there is an entire campaign to unfold this stuff. Later the cattle futures, Whitewater, Rose Law Firm stuff will come out. America will be reintroduced to Hillary Rodham Clinton.

[heterosupremacist]

I agree, I thought it was much more mild than it might have been.

If DJT decides to really launch an attack ad, it will make this ad look relatively harmless.

[HombreSecreto]

Yes there is but only so much to use at one time.

Appears the thinking is that for the target audience that doesn’t know the Clintons as well as FReepers, the topic of rape cuts deep and wipes away the Democrats’ BS that it’s just sex.

Trump is moving to permanently link Bill Clinton to Bill Cosby, with Hillary as the person who further harmed women.

Your topics seem to be well positioned for the future. Trump is going to provide snippets of hard hitting ads spaced out continually - a Chinese water torture of truth.

I can’t wait.

[jdub]

Yes, there is much more ammo out there. And it is best saved for when undecideds are finally paying attention. Starting now gets the ball rolling with the media so they can’t act shocked when the good stuff hits later.

[JPG]

--Eh - just OK. So MUCH more ammo out there.

Stand by. MUCH more to come. Trump is just warming-up.

The Clinton campaign must be slack-jawed in disbelief that Trump actually 'went there'. Well, believe it.

[Grampa Dave]

"Eh - just OK. So MUCH more ammo out there. The ad should have ended with this quote: “Drag a hundred-dollar bill through a trailer park, you never know what you'll find.”