Clintons play people as uniformed fools
The Democrats are following the playbook of Rham Emmanuel and his quote of, "You never let a serious crisis go to waste," and I would add, "And if there is none then create one."
Who really knows if the sex allegations against Donald Trump are true or not? I am sure Clinton supporters and much of the press couldn't care less as to the truth and facts so long as they create the illusion and smear Trump and elect Hillary. It makes for dramatic headlines and is very effective in diverting the presidential campaigns from critical issues.
If true, and as morally abhorrent as these acts may be, similar conduct in the Bill Clinton oval office with 22-year-old Monica Lewinsky did not prevent his reelection. In fact, 10 women are on record with charges of sexual assault to harassment for his disgraceful behavior and some news sources cite as many 17 women outside of his married life.
However, Hillary has chosen to ignore these "deplorable" truths and has vilified his accusers. In doing so she appears weak and betrays and disrespects the rights of the very women she supposedly represents. Actually, that all makes sense because she hitched her wagon full of political ambition and quest for power to Bill's star decades ago, so why quit now. Hypocrisy is rampant in politics, and particularly so with the Clintons.
Jonathon Gruber, architect of "Obamacare" said in regard to the ACA passing, "Lack of transparency is a huge political advantage … call it the stupidity of the American voter."
Sadly, he is right, and the Clintons have made it the mantra of their entire political life as they continue to play the American people as uninformed fools, and far to many are.
Steve Thompson
South Elgin