There are many millennials who say that they don’t trust Hillary Clinton because of all of the scandals. One reporter, Jill Abramson, has been following the Clintons’ story for decades. She worked at the Washington Post first, and now she works at The New York Times. She had a surprising revelation about Hillary Clinton. She said:
“…Many investigative articles about Clinton end up “raising serious questions” about “potential” conflicts of interest or lapses in her judgment. Of course, she should be held accountable. It was bad judgment, as she has said, to use a private email server. It was colossally stupid to take those hefty speaking fees, but not corrupt. There are no instances I know of where Clinton was doing the bidding of a donor or benefactor.”
“…I can see why so many voters believe Clinton is hiding something because her instinct is to withhold…Clinton distrusts the press more than any politician I have covered. In her view, journalists breach the perimeter and echo scurrilous claims about her circulated by unreliable rightwing foes.”
The GOP has been harping about her emails and everything else during the entire campaign. President Barack Obama’s speech at the Democratic National Convention said:
“Look, Hillary’s got her share of critics. She’s been caricatured by the right and by some on the left. She has been accused of everything you can imagine — and some things you cannot. But she knows that’s what happens when you’re under a microscope for 40 years.”
Hillary Clinton is prepared for this. Donald Trump is a homegrown demagogue. Politifact shows that Hillary is telling the truth about 71 percent of the time. Donald Trump is lying about 70 percent of the time.
At the convention last week, we learned a lot about Hillary Clinton. Many people just blatantly say, “I hate Hillary,” but can’t give you answer.
Senator Nan Rich of Florida, who has known Clinton 31 years, said this about the Presidential nominee:
“I really don’t think it’s too late, and that’s because when people say, ‘Oh, I hate Hillary,’ and you ask them why, they cannot give you an answer. They may know about whatever negative things have been put out there over the years, but they don’t know about her history as a champion for children and families and women’s issues, and that’s why this convention is so important.”
She is the most qualified candidate, and Donald Trump is a menace. The choice is clear.
Here is her full speech at the Democratic Convention:
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