Have Hillary’s win at all cost politics turned too many Democrats, Republicans and Independents against her?

Hillary Clinton has played the Gender Card and irritated many men.





She has played the race card and irritated many minorities.





She has dismissed, disrespected insulted many small states and caucus State all across America by saying they just don’t matter as much as California and the Mexican rich vote in Texas.





Is their win at all cost politics, who have they NOT insulted?

Have Hillary’s win at all cost politics turned too many Democrats, Republicans and Independents against her?
Now this below is from a writer whose opinion I have respected for over thirty years. His information in the quotes is abouth the fifth time I have totally agreed with him 100% :





"There will be a woman president in our lifetime. I just don’t favor Hillary. My impressions of Hillary are poor ones that started forming when Bill Clinton was first elected as president in1992.





A major TV network newsman who is an acquaintance of mine traveled with both Clintons on their campaign plane as they landed in Little Rock, Ark., on the day of the election. They were coming home to vote.





Because of exit booth polling, they learned before their plane landed that Bill Clinton would beat the senior George Bush. My acquaintance was working on a post-election profile that had been planned if Clinton won. The reporter was able to see the couple first as young and almost unknown nervous seekers of the presidency, and then as gloating, self-confident victors — all on the same trip, on the same plane.





When the newsman landed, his first phone call was to a mutual friend who had served as a White House press secretary for a former first lady. The newsman said that Hillary was a monster and described her in terms unprintable here.





The assessment presaged what we all began to see as she first attempted to take center-stage on her failed health-care initiative and then proceeded to behave like an untamed shrew. She is cold and calculating — and just not presidential material.





She’s blind with ambition and generally just unlikable. That’s why McCain will beat her, if given the chance."
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Reply:It's pretty bad...
Reply:From the beginning when it was announced she was a candidate, with her husband who said "Define the word sex", I was going to vote against her no matter who the Republican is.
Reply:Hillary running for President was the biggest joke ever perpetrated on the American since her husbands cigar tricks were revealed.