[VIDEO] Dr. Krauthammer’s Clinical Diagnosis: ‘Early-Onset Clinton Fatigue’
Posted: March 7, 2015 Filed under: Mediasphere, Politics, U.S. News, White House | Tags: 2010 Nuclear Security Summit, American Enterprise Institute, Barack Obama, Charles Krauthammer, Democratic Party (United States), Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, John McCain, National Review, Rick Scott, United States Department of Homeland Security 1 CommentThe problem for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, according to Charles Krauthammer: “She can’t run on her record.”
“Ask yourself, what did she achieve as secretary of state? Nothing. What was her signature achievement as senator? I can’t remember. What did she achieve as first lady? Hillarycare, which went down in flames.”
“She is running on two things: gender and her name. And her name evokes the ’90s, and until these recent scandals, it would evoke the good stuff in the ’90s: peace and prosperity, her association with it. It is really a tremendous asset…”
“…What we are getting right now, is early-onset Clinton fatigue…”
“…But what has happened now is people are now re-remembering the other side of the ’90s and the Clintons, and that was a sort of low-level corruption, above-the-law Clintonisms, and that is what hurts you…(read more)
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