Say no to Hillary Clinton for President



Once again Hillary Clinton is running for President. This despite pretending not to be seeking the White House. And once she is the overwhelming favorite to win the White House. And once again the American people are being misled about who she is and what she represents. The corporate press can't be trusted to tell us the truth. And the more we learn about her the more we realize she represents the worst of whats wrong with the two-party system.

Hillary is the Champion of Wall St. and the Banks

 * "Actually, Hillary Clinton’s Wall Street money? More than double that 3 percent." - OpenSecrets.org
 * "Clinton Tops List of Candidates Taking Donations from Arms Industry" (source)
 * "Hillary Clinton Says She’s Unaware Of Receiving $150,000 In Oil & Gas Contributions" (source)
 * "Billionaire Investor Warren Buffett Endorses Hillary Clinton for President" (source)
 * "Top Jeb Bush political donor in Miami: I’ll vote for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump" (source)
 * "‘Labor unions are deluding themselves if they believe Ms. Clinton is going to fight for their interests over those of corporations.’ Michael Sainato, Observer" (source)

Hillary's Fundraising: Takes Money from Wherever she can get it

 * "Super PACs, Dark Money and the Hillary Clinton Campaign, Part 1" (source)

She is Phony

 * "Will Hillary Clinton’s Kwanzaa Twitter Backlash Hurt Her Support With Black Voters?" (source)
 * "#NotMyAbuela: Hillary Clinton offends some with ‘grandma’ pitch to Latinos" (source)

She is paranoid

 * For much of her career, she has remained publicly unwilling (and, former advisers say, at times even privately incapable) of differentiating between malicious, coordinated political attacks and the legitimate scouring of her record undertaken by responsible reporters. In 1996, she laid down this marker in a letter to her best friend, Diane Blair, according to recently released papers. “I’m not stupid; I know I should do more to suck up to the press, I know it confuses people when I change my hairdos,” Blair quoted Clinton as saying, after Blair suggested she “fake” a “friendly” attitude toward the media. “I know I should pretend not to have any opinions—but I’m just not going to. I’m used to winning and I intend to win on my own terms.”


 * Clinton has gradually learned how to fake it. But to this day she’s surrounded herself with media conspiracy theorists who remain some of her favorite confidants, urged wealthy allies to bankroll independent organizations tasked with knee-capping reporters perceived as unfriendly, withdrawn into a gilded shell when attacked and rolled her eyes at several generations of aides who suggested she reach out to journalists rather than just disdaining them. Not even being nice to her in print has been a guarantor of access; reporters likely to write positive stories have been screened as ruthlessly as perceived enemies, dismissed as time-sucking sycophants or pretend-friends. (source)