Cuban: Trump will crumble under tough questions
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He is saying essentially what I am saying in excerpts of my prior posts below : If she would forget what handlers are telling her and just be like she was in the Benghazi hearing she would probably be ahead at this time. She needs to take him down personally. Debates will be bonuses for him even if he wets his pants at the first question. The undecided people are looking for reasons and excuses to vote for Trump. Those are the people that can change their mind and be swayed. Attack Trump's Charisma. Run ads with Trump responding with his rediculing animation of the handicapped reporter. Ask a question and show Trump's mocking the reporter as a response. She needs to give him her unrattled patronizing Benghazi hearing attitude and he will huff and puff while turning red. She needs to give the undecided reasons to not vote for Trump. She has her solid support. For Hillary to try and win votes explaining her promises would be singing to the choir.
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Chet -- I don't know what more you want from Hillary. She has been blasting Trump at events, press conferences, and interviews. Her TV ads in Colorado show Trump making fun of the handicapped journalist again and again, along with other clips of Trump being unpresidential. I assume Florida is the same. Hillary Clinton does not have the natural charisma of President Obama. But she can still be effective in her own way. Her strength is her wonkish grasp of the issues down to the smallest detail; and also the trust, respect and support she has from prominent politicians on both sides of the aisle starting with President Obama who really admires her. She's a highly astute and accomplished political professor in that regard. I would not try to change her persona into a more charismatic character as that will come across as phoniness. She is what she is, and I really like and appreciate her as a fellow wonk. In the final analysis, it is the hard work she puts in behind the scenes away from the media cameras that makes her effective. I have read about how she was respected by both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate, but I believe this quote from Eleni Kounalakis, United States Ambassador to Hungary, in a 2015 CNN article, Hillary Clinton revived America's reputation in world, best describes the Hillary Clinton that I have come to know. Clinton as Secretary of State logged nearly a million miles in visiting 112 nations. In Kounalakis own words: “Wherever she went, Clinton was met as a peer by the world’s most powerful leaders. But she also got out of the capitols and inside the countryside. Along the way she regularly met with small business owners, community activists, students, home makers, and other regular citizens. Diplomatically, and without bluster or bullying, without stealing headlines or focusing on her own legacy, Hillary Clinton rebuilt the network of American relationships around the globe. This is certainly her most important legacy and fundamental to the future of American leadership in the world.” This is the stuff that "no glamor" wonks do. I do not need a headline grabbing entertainer as president. I just need our president to do her homework day after day in the quiet of the evening in order to make well thought out rational decisions the next day and every day. This thread is about Trump so I am a bit off topic. However, one can draw the contrast between the studious Clinton and the inattentive Trump. Trump cannot answer questions because he hasn't done his homework. He is an authoritarian bullshit artist and the media seems to thrive on bullshit.
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Schmidt Wrote:Chet -- I don't know what more you want from Hillary. She has been blasting Trump at events, press conferences, and interviews. Her TV ads in Colorado show Trump making fun of the handicapped journalist again and again, along with other clips of Trump being unpresidential. I assume Florida is the same. Hillary Clinton does not have the natural charisma of President Obama. But she can still be effective in her own way. Her strength is her wonkish grasp of the issues down to the smallest detail; and also the trust, respect and support she has from prominent politicians on both sides of the aisle starting with President Obama who really admires her. She's a highly astute and accomplished political professor in that regard. I would not try to change her persona into a more charismatic character as that will come across as phoniness. She is what she is, and I really like and appreciate her as a fellow wonk. In the final analysis, it is the hard work she puts in behind the scenes away from the media cameras that makes her effective. I have read about how she was respected by both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate, but I believe this quote from Eleni Kounalakis, United States Ambassador to Hungary, in a 2015 CNN article, Hillary Clinton revived America's reputation in world, best describes the Hillary Clinton that I have come to know. Clinton as Secretary of State logged nearly a million miles in visiting 112 nations. In Kounalakis own words: “Wherever she went, Clinton was met as a peer by the world’s most powerful leaders. But she also got out of the capitols and inside the countryside. Along the way she regularly met with small business owners, community activists, students, home makers, and other regular citizens. Diplomatically, and without bluster or bullying, without stealing headlines or focusing on her own legacy, Hillary Clinton rebuilt the network of American relationships around the globe. This is certainly her most important legacy and fundamental to the future of American leadership in the world.” This is the stuff that "no glamor" wonks do. I do not need a headline grabbing entertainer as president. I just need our president to do her homework day after day in the quiet of the evening in order to make well thought out rational decisions the next day and every day. This thread is about Trump so I am a bit off topic. However, one can draw the contrast between the studious Clinton and the inattentive Trump. Trump cannot answer questions because he hasn't done his homework. He is an authoritarian bullshit artist and the media seems to thrive on bullshit. Schmidt; you are an dreamer. Yes she may know "details" but has no clue about the "big" picture, or what other countries really think about us. She will just continue with our failed foreign policies; just an continuation of what Bush started and Obama continued. All your praise for her, will not get her into the White House, unless she changes her "pantsuit tea lady" attitude as well accepts an different view of the world on how the world views us. Her attitude of "knowing it all" will be her downfall; B.S. and indoctrination sells in this country. She also made an big mistake by calling the Trump supporters "names" like she did today. It will make these supporters even more fanatic and people who did not make up their mind yet, to make an wrong decision. Not very smart.
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Schmidt Wrote:Chet -- I don't know what more you want from Hillar'y. She has been blasting Trump at events, press conferences, and interviews. Her TV ads in Colorado show Trump making fun of the handicapped journalist again and again, along with other clips of Trump being unpresidential. I assume Florida is the same. Hillary Clinton does not have the natural charisma of President Obama. But she can still be effective in her own way. Her strength is her wonkish grasp of the issues down to the smallest detail; and also the trust, respect and support she has from prominent politicians on both sides of the aisle starting with President Obama who really admires her. She's a highly astute and accomplished political professor in that regard. I would not try to change her persona into a more charismatic character as that will come across as phoniness. She is what she is, and I really like and appreciate her as a fellow wonk. In the final analysis, it is the hard work she puts in behind the scenes away from the media cameras that makes her effective. I have read about how she was respected by both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate, but I believe this quote from Eleni Kounalakis, United States Ambassador to Hungary, in a 2015 CNN article, Hillary Clinton revived America's reputation in world, best describes the Hillary Clinton that I have come to know. Clinton as Secretary of State logged nearly a million miles in visiting 112 nations. In Kounalakis own words: “Wherever she went, Clinton was met as a peer by the world’s most powerful leaders. But she also got out of the capitols and inside the countryside. Along the way she regularly met with small business owners, community activists, students, home makers, and other regular citizens. Diplomatically, and without bluster or bullying, without stealing headlines or focusing on her own legacy, Hillary Clinton rebuilt the network of American relationships around the globe. This is certainly her most important legacy and fundamental to the future of American leadership in the world.” This is the stuff that "no glamor" wonks do. I do not need a headline grabbing entertainer as president. I just need our president to do her homework day after day in the quiet of the evening in order to make well thought out rational decisions the next day and every day. This thread is about Trump so I am a bit off topic. However, one can draw the contrast between the studious Clinton and the inattentive Trump. Trump cannot answer questions because he hasn't done his homework. He is an authoritarian bullshit artist and the media seems to thrive on bullshit. Schmidt. I have outlined in detail what Hillary needs to do to win. If she loses by adhering to her present campaign that is like singing the national anthem while the ship is sinking. That is not acceptable. The people who will make a difference in this election will not be won over with a resume. Giving reasons to vote for Hillary won't work. They need to have reasons to Dump Trump that they decide for themselves. They need to see him as unacceptable based on their own thinking. Not something that somebody tells them. The image of Trump mocking the handicapped reporter has to be what comes up in their mind when they think of Trump. If you want a second chance at changing history you have my permission to use my campaign ideas. Do you remember the first chance before the convention when I told you to use your party status to lead a movement to drop Hillary and make Bernie the candidate because I said Hillary was in trouble?
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