Hillary Utterly Unable to Answer How She’s Different from Barack, Bill

[tecelote]

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/hillary-utterly-unable-to-answer-how-shes-different-from-barack-bill/

Status Quo.

We need real change in a big way not more of the same.

[leftofcool]

1. Good. I am glad our next President will be carrying out Obama's legacy.

[tecelote]

2. Status quo.

More war, TPP, Wall Street priorities, Corporate welfare, etc.

I like Barack and Hillary but I think we need a revolution. We need real change not more of the same.

[TeacherB87]

4. Same here

Whether that's done by Sanders or Clinton, most of Obama's legacy should be preserved and augmented.

[restorefreedom]

15. bernie will not be doing that

he might retain some of the better obama policies, but it won't be a third term

[twii]

3. Hmmm. Do I wanna differentiate myself from Democrats who won 4 times?

Democrats love Obama and Bill. I wouldn't differentiate myself if I were Hillary.

[AgingAmerican]

19. The country has turned into a RW status quo trainwreck

It's time for change.

[Metric System]

5. I'm a proud Democrat and I'm proud of both Presidents. Proud.

[DanTex]

6. She gave a good answer.

She's similar to Obama on policy, and that's a good thing. But the country is in a different place now. Obama had to save us from a depression, which he did, along with major accomplishments on health care, financial regulation, environment, Iran, etc. She wants to build on what Obama accomplished and also focus on raising wages. Sounds great to me.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

7. 3.9% unemployment/4.0 G.D.P/lowest poverty rate in a generation/lowest African American and...

3.9% unemployment/4.0 G.D.P/lowest poverty rate in a generation/lowest African American and Hispanic unemployment rate in a generation/highest rate of African American home ownership in a generation/lowest abortion rate in a generation-folks were having lots of sex but keeping the kids because the future was bright/ relative peace.

I will sign up for eight years of that.

[tecelote]

8. What about war?

Sorry, but that is my biggest concern about Bill, Barack and Hillary.

I know Peace seems to be unpopular but I think it should be our #1 concern. We are just creating more terrorists and killing more innocent people with current policies.

I'd like to see Hillary promise peacetime during her campaign.

She's a powerful person and I totally respect her but my biggest issue is continual warfare.

How can any Democrat condone the current policy? Why is this not a top issue?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

9. No large scale military involvement during the Clinton administration

No large scale military involvement during the Clinton administration.

[tecelote]

10. Agreed. Bill was much better and Barack inherited Cheney's work.

But, I wish it was in her list of priorities.

8 years later and we are still at war all the time with no end in sight.

It's a sin.

[JoePhilly]

12. They like to forget that about Bill.

And then they pretend that Obama started the ten wars they predicted he'd start.

[LettuceSea]

17. A little global policing is part of the deal as long as the USD is the world's reserve currency

The two always go hand in hand, if you go back through history.

As long as we do a little fighting here and there, our "national debt" is nothing more than a partisan talking point. If that ends, then the debt DOES matter.

[JoePhilly]

11. I'd vote for Obama again in a heart beat.

So would most Democrats.

But hey, tell your preferred candidate that they should run against Obama.

Sounds like a great strategy.

[Lisa D]

22. +1

[Historic NY]

13. Different, tweak what is working....

we're moving forward. Hillary like others isn't running away them.

[Evergreen Emerald]

14. Status Quo: Bernie is the epitome of the status quo.

He has been in the Congress for decades. He is the status quo. You want change? Well, Trump and Forina are change.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

16. Well, she said she's guilty of being a "moderate". Birds of a feather...

[LettuceSea]

18. Lol, yes let's distance ourselves from 2 great Democratic presidents

I'm not the biggest HRC fan either, but there are far better things to post than this crap.

Stuff like this makes you guys look like Tea Party supporters. Do you think Bernie wants his supporters to look like irrational loons?

[artislife]

20. We don't have time for incrimental change

I loved Bill, until 2008 and saw he was willing to throw a minority through a storefront window pane.

I love President Obama, I cannot see that changing. Even when he took Hillary on for SoS, I knew her was practically giving her a platform to be the next president. I cannot see that she would have done the same if the roles had been reversed. He is pretty noble that way.

But ---look at the planet and how long we have. If nothing else, it seems like everyone is cleaning the train carriage, rearranging the seats while the damn train is about to jump the tracks.

We need boldness, we need vision and we need someone who doesn't need to be liked. Just their policies.

Hillary is playing a game that was great for 40 years ago---wait, no it wasn't. Because Jimmy Carter knew what had to be done in the 70s and if he had had a 2nd term, who knows what the planet would be looking like now.

Most of the dedicated Democrats won't be living through this Hell to come, but some of us will, some of our kids will.

There is so much more at stake.

[MineralMan]

23. You realize that if Obama could run again,

he'd win in a landslide, right?

[NuclearDem]

24. Is she supposed to be running from her husband and from Obama's presidencies?

I'm amused that you said someone who's held elected office for 35 years would be a change from the status quo.