If Donald Trump's retaliation is to go hard after Bill Clinton's past and Hillary's ways of dealing with it, then a Pence-Kaine contest is not as far-fetched as it might at first appear.
We live in hope.
Political prisoner, activist, journalist, hymn-writer, emerging thinktanker, aspiring novelist, "tribal elder", 2019 parliamentary candidate for North West Durham, Shadow Leader of the Opposition, "Speedboat", "The Cockroach", eagerly awaiting the second (or possibly third) attempt to murder me.
I did laugh when Hilary Tweeted immediately after: "Shameful. We can't allow this man to be President."
ReplyDeleteEr, your husband?
If the cards fell right over the next week or so, then we could be rid of Trump and the Clintons alike.
DeleteTrump's a scumbag, but the social justice warriors can't be allowed to bring him down.
ReplyDeleteWhy not, as long as in so doing they take her with him?
DeleteSJWs? No, it's the Religious Right, especially the Mormons. They never did like him.
DeleteThe thing with the Mormons looks like a Las Vegas turf war, as much as anything else.
DeleteOut of the two, I agree with Hitchens that Clinton is by far the more dangerous.
ReplyDeleteHe did at least oppose the Iraq War and wants peace with Russia, hence this week's fevered allegations that Putin is trying to interfere in the US elections by hacking Hilary's emails.
It is not at all clear that Trump opposed the war in Iraq.
DeleteDesperate stuff over on Harry's Place, casting George Galloway as Donald Trump following Galloway's threat to put up against any attempt by Blair to get back into the Commons.
ReplyDeleteHe did indeed oppose it and had produced evidence to that effect and his foreign policy towards Russia is much more enlightened than hers.
ReplyDeleteHence the Establishment is all behind her and is now claiming Russia is intervening in the election on his behalf.
It may even be true.