Overall, I thought last night’s debate went fairly well. Of course, I have two dumpster-fires-masquerading-as-presidential-debates to compare it to, so my standards were pretty low already. But even taking that out of the equation, most of the time I only wanted to scream because Hillary was lying out of her lying liarhole. That’s normal (I could take HOURS out of my day to rebut all of her idiotic claims about the Second Amendment – the Heller decision was about a retired police officer being allowed to have a gun in his home, not about toddlers getting hold of guns. Geez…)
That being said – did you catch the moment Hillary basically told everyone and their dog how long it takes the United States to respond to an impending nuclear attack? I’m sure our bestest-best pal Putin was salivating over that tidbit of information (that is, unless the Russian hackers assigned to dig into Hillary’s private email server hadn’t already told him) –
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And while Democrats are excusing this by saying that Hillary also tweeted this information out (and Joe Biden already told everyone where HE keeps his copy of the nuclear codes), the bigger issue isn’t necessarily that she revealed information that would be best kept OFF live television. The issue is how easily Hillary just throws out such information like it’s no big deal. It’s that convenient excuse the FBI gave her when they let her off the hook for the private email server – She’s just careless. She promised she wouldn’t do it again. Pinky swear!
Good grief. The woman takes money from countries who hate us, steals charity money meant for earthquake relief, compromises national security, sells influence from the State Department, threatens women who’ve already been abused by her husband – what does it take for Democrats to lose faith in her? Does she have to drown a puppy on live TV?
One thing’s for certain – after listening to her Nurse Ratched cackle and looking at her evil wicked witch grin all night, I know I can’t stand to do the same thing for the next four years.