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No one here said anything about it being a popularity contest. there are so many blatant parallels between the two individuals most striking being their pathological lying and corporate ownership even down to foreign parties being in bed with them to get them to their current positions that saying one would be far far better than the other is as hilarious as it is ignorant. As the other poster noted Hillary has some ideas that were better than Trump and theres even a few minor things this idiot is doing right That however doesn't make them a good politician or the "better choice."
And again all this Hillary wouldn't do this or this as if it is so matter of fact based on what? Her campaign promises? The woman was blatant war hawk and would strait faced deny it to the public when grilled on the matter. Yet we are supposed to hold good faith she wouldn't do things like balloon our deficit when she showed leading up to the running she she didn't even grasp our deficit issues! How it is so hard to get that it would be incredibly unwise to trust this woman on any issues given her constant history of never keeping her stories strait? Or would you rather just inflate minor matters she would likely do better and presume she would simply just go what barrack did whilst jamming your fingers in your ears and ignoring the heaps of problems that surround her.
And i already detailed my argument about why they are both shit and it did not just boil down to " i don't like them!" You're simplifying my belief to the point it resembles yours when you bray loudly about people randomly being right wingers.
I've noticed others here have commented on it but at this points its evident you like to prance about accusing everyone here of doing precisely what you post on a daily basis. You produce simplified naive theories that lack anything resembling pragmatism and when others point or don't share the same thoughts you just retort with one long winded attempt at " NO U!"
Man, you type a lot for someone who cannot be compelled to say anything.
Let's get to the heart of the comparison on actual policy basis and move away from "durr hurr they're both corrupt!" Do you deny that Clinton would have:
(i) not appointed an unqualified novice oil executive to SOS, a politician with a BA in Animal Science to Dept. of Energy, and a brain-damaged brain surgeon to administer HUD - all of which have led to laughable ineptitude
(ii) not filled the judiciary with nepotistic and unqualified right-wing appointees
(iii) not appointed a Supreme Court Justice who would attack unions and worker rights
(iv) not appointed NLRB board members who would attack unions and workers rights
(v) not appoint a private school tycoon (with active financial interests) to Dept. of Education
(vi) not appoint an oil lobbyist to head of the EPA
(vii) not pass reckless and deficit-exploding tax cuts to the rich to the detriment of the poor
(viii) not privatized and sold off record amounts of public lands
(ix) not deregulated financial institutions to the detriment of consumers and to national economic stability
(x) not gutted environmental regulations
(xi) not gutted oversight of the CFPB, which recently caught a major financial institution committing crimes
(xii) not expanded defense spending for no apparent reason
(xiii) not aggressively attacked social programs
(xiv) not gutted federal scientific research to the chagrin of science experts.
And this can go on forever. Certainly past the point that I would know how to convert to Roman numerals.
There are so few things that the Trump administration has done that are even remotely justifiable using any sensible method of evaluation (outside of "all regulation bad"). Would there be such gross actions taken by Clinton? Yeah, probably, but they wouldn't make up her entire presidency as is the case here.
And the thing with being "owned by private interests" is just so laughable at this point. Would Clinton's policies have been more favorable to big finance than Sanders? Fucking duh. But they would have been MUCH less friendly than those of Trump, who has practically given the national economy to Wall Street.