Would you pledge allegiance to this cunt?
She really wouldn't be a bad president, she has heaps of military connections, lots of foreign policy experience and more backing by both parties than Sanders or Trump.
Trump will form an awkward cabinet, change it every 6 months, either get all his executive action blocked or refuse to sign bills he doesn't like. Trump might have big ideas, but his election will ultimately mean American legislative stagnation.
Sanders would be the worst though. I'd love to see America become extremist left wing, maybe then you'll take stories from Australia, Canada and Sweden a little more seriously.
>>67191643
Based Australian.
Anyone who even has a 8th grade knowledge of politics understands Hillary has the most experience and will continue Obamas ideas and the progress he made.
>>67192095
ok
anyone with a big dick will think you're a faggot
>>67191643
>more stories
Ive literally heard nothing from actual independent citizens of sweden. They are all either super right wing or super left wing but always happy. I know some people from canada that love it there (none of them are on welfare, a few own condos and shit) so i dont get your point.
>>67191643
>>67192095
List of Hillary Clinton Failures:
Gave Russia a reset button which reset cold war
Lack of a coherent plan to address the Arab Spring
Deteriorating relations with Israel
Assessment of Bashar al-Assad (whom she labeled a “reformer”)
Cluelessness that withdrawal of U.S. forces in Iraq would give the radicals a foothold
Benghazi scandal
Lack of bringing to justice the jihadists who killed our 4 Americans
Victory lap on Osama bin Laden giving a false impression of al-Qaeda’s decimation
Blindsiding the Israeli prime minister with a public declaration of U.S. policy on “1967 borders”
Backing Hugo Chavez’s candidate in Honduras rather that the middle and business classes’ choice (who was also pro-American)
Relaxation of Cuban sanctions followed by Alan Gross’s imprisonment
Surprising Poland and the Czech Republic by pulling out anti-missile sites
Embracing Hosni Mubarak (calling him a family friend) just when pressure was needed to prevent what ultimately became his overthrow
The lack of a cogent approach to the Middle East
Failing to take decisive action in Syria before jihadists poured into the country
The decision to overthrow President Gaddafi in Libya
Downplaying human rights, especially with China
Failing to robustly support the Green Revolution
Engagement of Iran and foot-dragging on sanctions, allowing Iran to reach the cusp of a nuclear weapons capability
Announced “pivot” to Asia without carrying through
Erased email server
Clinton cash
Maintaining the status quo with Pakistan
>>67191030
never, whats the point? Why would you?
>>67191643
cuck
>>67192453
You could say the same thing about Bush.
I really don't see the big deal desu
>>67191030
Not even if I was dying and she was the only cunt in the room with a phone to call an ambulance. Protip I wouldn't let her or her goons do first aid on me either. No that they would even know how.
>>67191643
cuck
>>67191643
cuck
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>>67193538
Glad you men are in the world.
>>67191030
We dont pledge allegiance to the president dummyhead
>>67191643
this 2bh hillary seems like a nice person and i trust her to do whats best for the american people.
No. Fortunately I'm leaving the country, so if the election goes bad I can wash my hands of the mess.
>>67194085
>paid thousands by corporations which solely tries to milk the people's money
>trust her to do the best for the american people
????
>>67192550
>>67193414
>>67193538
>>67193759
Americans and right wing eastern Europeans found the Australian proxies. At least you're not a heuheuheu spamming black men porn with it.
>>67194085
No. She's not.
Another democrat in the American office would be terrible, American politics effects the whole world. We need a republican president that's not Trump (sorry Don, but you're not going to do much in office), but that's not going to happen.
>>67192453
Yeah, that's democrats in general, very disingenuous to blame it on one person.
>>67192383
Not for this thread, but the biggest injustice is identity politics in employment. It's just perfectly acceptable here to ask HR only for female candidates, for example.
No, America isn't that bad, with luck it'll never be.
>>67191643
What is happening right now, if not stagnation? Hillary is basically running on Obama's platform. You are completely wrong.
>>67194696
Think closer to hostile dual houses, but worse because even the republicans hate Trump. This isn't going on in American politics, I don't think.
>>67191030
No, I would never pledge my allegiance to a person. I would pledge to my flag and serve my country with honor, though.
>>67191030
FUCK NO!
I cant pledge allegience to Hillary, I already pledged to Lucifer snd he hates competition.
>>67191030
I only pledge allegiance to God and country.
>>67191643
>She really wouldn't be a bad president
Her time in the State Department resulted in the biggest foreign policy blunders in years, easily way worst than anything that Bush did, and thats saying A LOT.
In the domestic side, she would just keep pushing all the shit his husband, Bush snr and jnr, Reagan and Obama pushed for years: more offshoring and corporation favouring (TTIP et al), more neo-liberal shenanigans...
>>67194807
That is why the people want Trump. I don't believe he can single-handedly turn America from its trajectory, but I will vote for him with a clean conscience.
>>67191643
found the guy who wears skirts and preach acceptance and tolerance
>b-b-but rapefuges are just experiencing a cultural shock
>>67195284
Do you even Westminster derived political system? Are you uneducated?
Trump, at best, has implied he has support from some American law enforcement agency. He doesn't even have support from the republican party.
Its entirely possible he'll become president, but unless you're that ignorant about what an executive does, you wouldn't believe he'd be able to accomplish much despite his ideas. Worse, he could become bitter and then block every law out of spite. You could end up with 4 years of not a single law passing, except marijuana legalisation.
And yes, voting Trump is actually good for democracy. It's a little tricky to explain how, but essentially the consciousness of the people will begin to understand more about democratic republics, like America.
>>67194639
yeah but shes a woman.
women are naturally trustworthy.
>>67195953
I don't believe the executive of the state will accomplish anything at this point. America has chosen its path.
Trump is better than the Washington democrats who want to maintain the status quo and cut entitlements. I don't really care what he does as president but I do want him to win. The things people are upset about, such as his conservatism and his opinions on immigration, those things will not build any traction in the long run. They are inevitable.
He is the best thing to come around in a while. I hope he can be a better negotiator on trade and improve conditions for the working class. It remains to be seen but I will vote for him with a clean conscience.
