It's
obvious to any sentient being that Hillary Rodham Clinton will be the
2016 Democratic presidential nominee. Already she has begun the round
of speeches at influential
venues, the visits to primary states, the media spin, the heightening of
speculation on "Will she run?" All of this, along with a five-part
miniseries and full-length documentary planned for release ahead of the
2016 election. As for fund-raising, that is hardly a problem for the
Clinton machine.
Actually, Hillary Clinton is already not only the frontrunner for her party's nomination, but also the favorite to win against any GOP candidate. The polls and oddsmakers here and abroad already confirm this assertion.
Clearly, stopping Hillary at the polls should be the first priority for conservatives. But the only way to stop her is by employing the same ruthless tactics Democrats used against Romney in 2012. Identify her greatest weakness, isolate it, and pound on it from now until November 2016. In Hillary's case, the weakness is Benghazi.
Actually, Hillary Clinton is already not only the frontrunner for her party's nomination, but also the favorite to win against any GOP candidate. The polls and oddsmakers here and abroad already confirm this assertion.
Clearly, stopping Hillary at the polls should be the first priority for conservatives. But the only way to stop her is by employing the same ruthless tactics Democrats used against Romney in 2012. Identify her greatest weakness, isolate it, and pound on it from now until November 2016. In Hillary's case, the weakness is Benghazi.
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