. . . "If I were Hillary Clinton...well, I am not, and neither is any of you, and thank God for that." . . .
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By Elizabeth Nahas "Hillary Clinton is a tragic figure. Those were my thoughts after it was safe to say Donald Trump had won the presidential election.
"Prior to Trump's victory, I expressed concerns to my liberal friends about Hillary Clinton's continuous drift toward leftism, socialism, whateverism. They tried to allay my fears and expressed absolute belief that as president, she would return to the centrist positions of her husband. Although their sincerity could not be questioned, I saw blind loyalty to a power-hungry woman as naïve and, more significantly, dangerous. Thankfully, Mr. Trump upset the apple cart, and we will never know what may have been.
"Once the dust settled, I agreed with President Trump. Although this woman had committed acts of malfeasance, never mind possibly putting our country at great risk, I thought the loss of this election was so humiliating as to be consequential enough. My thoughts changed when Mrs. Clinton came out of hibernation and spoke at her alma mater's 2017 commencement. After her pathetic show of poor sportsmanship, I wondered what it is like to be this woman and began to review some of her momentous actions. I decided to speculate how many of us would have approached them differently." . . . Read the entire article here.. . .
Columnist Elizabeth Nahas is Acura Facilitator/Process Management at Pohanka Acura in Washington D.C.
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