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Kenneth Simos Wrote:In pursuit of the election process, thoughts for consideration:
I call to your attentions, the recent Hillary endorsement by Democratic Congress women. The Elizabeth Warrne exception is particularly noteworthy. In gauging her character, I suspect, she finds nomination by appointment dishonest. Hillary's subsequent remark in looking forward to debating Donald Trump seems insignificant and unrelated. But it isn't.
Pressure on Warren to throw her hat in still exists. IF she comes in Hillary's exit is certain. Bill knows full well, if Trump is fully engaged by Hillary, infighting becomes party disloyalty. Warren's entry is checked. If he's concerned, so should we be.
If she does come in, it will be hot and fast. The first thing she is likely to do is call the swing vote home. If they go, its the fait accompli. The reset doesn't matter. The Cruz/Trump contest is a meaningless cock fight. Worse, it is a distraction.
The Warren threat can only be met head on by gender equals. Once she comes in, its too late to prepare. I have said Fiorina's inclusion could be pivotal. It has become precipitous.
I find unspoken misogyny and cheating Fiorina out of stage speaking time particularly irritating.
Ken Simos
Republican Party
Warren's "non endorsement" of Clinton is hardly newsworthy. She is aligned more closely with Bernie Sanders. So why should she come out with an endorsement of Hillary?...just because she is a woman?
Warren will not enter the race for the presidency...period! Clinton is working behind the scenes to lock up delegates. It may be all over by Super Tuesday, March 1st.
Carly Fiorina is a horrible candidate both for women and for Republicans. She comes across as mean and angry. Her hate for Hillary Clinton is noticeable. She has some kind of chip on her shoulder, and doesn't know why she wants to be president. Yeah she has the "gift of the gab" something that got her to rise to her level of incompetence at Hewlett Packard. I just don't understand why the board of directors didn't fire her sooner.
Some think Carly Fiorina is running for Vice President. If she was selected as a VP candidate she would be a liability for the ticket, just like Sarah Palin was.