She voted for the Iraq War as a senator.
As secretary of state, she pushed for U.S. intervention in Libya and lobbied President Obama to take military action against Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
She was lukewarm about the nuclear deal with Iran.
With respect to Israel, in March she gave a major policy speech to the AIPAC without so much as mentioning the plight of the Palestinians
Clinton signaled in a major foreign policy addressthat she would be doubling down on the conflict in Syria by imposing a no-fly zone (despite possibly creating issues with Russia and Iran)
Clinton has proclaimed that she would reaffirm her “unbreakable bond” with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (She has gone on record embracing an Israeli prime minister who repeatedly embarrassed President Obama)
Excerpts from http://www.reuters.com/article/us-cl...-idUSKCN0YU2UT
Sounds like she's amazing.... not.
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If Hillary wasn't pushing for so much war, we wouldn't have had Libya because Gaddafi would've ass raped the shit out of the "rebels." Likewise with the disaster that was the overthrow of Mubarak in Egypt (luckily there was someone there to retake Egypt, Al-Sisi). If the US, and by extension NATO, would not arm "rebels" in Syria, Assad would have obliterated them back in 2012.
These "rebels" aren't as good as neocon warmongers like Hillary want you to think they are. Most of the rebels that we've armed have either ended up going home without fighting for a day, or they ended up joining either ISIS or Al-Nusra. Libya's GDP is currently less than HALF of what it was before we decided to help the rebels kill Gaddafi.
That's just talking about the middle east. Hillary's "foreign policy experience" is worse than Bush, and that's enough for me to vote Trump. With the exception of working with our allies to destroy ISIS, Trump has made it clear that he wants the US to be more isolationist when it comes to involving ourselves in foreign wars. I mean, he wants host countries to pay for our military bases in their countries, which is something they should've been doing for many years now. There's no reason that Japan, Germany, Turkey, Israel, and South Korea get to grow so much on the back of our "defense" budget while we expect nothing in return from them.
Of all the powers the executive has, the power to send troops to go to war should be the biggest thing on anyone's list for why to vote for a candidate. The executive doesn't have the power to implement most of the stuff on Hillary's list ("free" college/healthcare/pre-K/etc...) nor does it have the power to implement most of Trump's list (lower taxes, build a wall, etc...). Those things fall under the powers appointed to the legislative branch, which doesn't look like either party will have a supermajority to be able to pass all the policies of the leader of their party, so none of this stuff will happen.
Funny how Bernie says:
When just a few weeks ago he said:“Hillary Clinton will make an outstanding president and I am proud to stand with her here today,” Bernie Sanders says in prepared remarks at campaign stop in N.H. with Hillary Clinton."
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/0...esident-221666Hillary Clinton is not qualified to be president
Another liberal not willing to stand by what he says.In the city of Brotherly Love, the home of Rocky Balboa, the place where disgruntled Eagles fans once booed Santa Claus, the increasingly personal and bitter fight for the Democratic nomination took a sharp pugilistic turn Wednesday night. The issue: whether either candidate is even fit for the White House.
Hillary Clinton is not qualified to be president, Bernie Sanders told a crowd of supporters packed into Temple University's arena, delivering his fiercest jab yet to the struggling Democratic front-runner.
You can't be seriously saying that with a Trump avatar.
http://www.wsj.com/article_email/don...NzEyMjQxMzI3Wj
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This is a skill all politicians hold, being able to viciously attack someone one minute then endorse them the next. It was no different with Carly when she became ted's vp and with Trump and Chris when he endorsed Trump. Just amazing how politicians can do this so easily, just need to remember to take everything they say with a grain of salt.
He didnt have to do it. He didnt have to endorse anyone at all. He also could have chosen to continue his campaign, fighting for superdelegate votes and even run as third party if he truly believed in what he was selling. Instead, he gave up on everything he believes in, and lined up with the same old democrats that he trash talked for months
I hope this is the death knell for Hillary's chances. I would like to see a Trump presidency; maybe then we'll actually get some presidential powers checked like they should be.
yep, definitely voting trump. they're talking like north carolina might actually make a difference so maybe i'll actually effect something.
clinton will probably still win, but i can at least hope not.
^ Agreed.
Not to mention she helped suppress a minimum wage increase in Haiti, so that it would not go above 24 cents per hour (USD).
She supported a coup in Honduras recently.
She's a foreign policy expert, her expertise just isn't in what's best for America.
The only foreign policy I expect to see out of Hillary is warprofiteering, at the expense of the locals lives, nato troops, families, and national debts. And to benefit the military-industrial complex, and Hillary's 2020 key contributors.
Pew Poll showing 85% of Sanders supporters will vote for Clinton.
http://www.people-press.org/2016/07/...n-preferences/
People who think they're going to flock to Trump or even help him in any way are just delusional.
I'm sure those 9% will make Trump win.Support for Clinton is slightly higher among Democrats and Democratic leaners who backed Sanders in the primary contests: 85% say they plan to vote for Clinton in the general election, compared with 9% who say they will vote for Trump and 6% who volunteer that they will voter for another candidate or don’t know.