The Argument Against Hillary Clinton

Hillary Clinton is the first woman to ever win the nomination of one of the two major parties. This seems to be the main reason why she believes that she should be president. Instead of focusing her campaign on policy issues, she has made the whole thing about “making history.” This approach to the election is eerily similar to the strategy that Barack Obama used in 2008, where he distracted the voters from the real issues by using the “race card” and the notion of electing the first black president. Hillary has done the same, except she is using the “woman card” instead of the “race card.” Every time Hillary has faced a detractor of any sorts, she and her campaign has used the “woman card,” and labelled the person as a sexist. The strategy …show more content…
In reality, Hillary is far from this. Hillary has famously stated that “every rape victim deserves to be heard.” This sounds like an innocent, obvious statement. However, with Hillary, it is more complicated. Her own husband, former president Bill Clinton, has been accused of rape by two women; Juanita Broaddrick, and Kathleen Willey. He’s also been accused of sexual harassment and assault by many others. Instead of abandoning her husband and siding with the women who accused him of rape, Hillary stuck with Bill, and tried to destroy the lives of these women by calling them bimbos, stalkers, and blackmailers. Hillary’s past greatly conflicts with her statement that every rape victim should be heard, as she has intentionally silenced the voices of at least two supposed rape victims of her husband’s. Hillary does not care about women. She is simply using her position as one in order to advance herself in the presidential race. Sadly, it’s …show more content…
A feminist is supposed to be a woman who was self-made, and did not need a man to support her. A woman such as Sarah Palin, who fought her way into a prominent position on her own through hard work and dedication, is a true feminist. Hillary, on the other hand, has had most of her success based on the fact that her husband was attorney general and governor of Arkansas and then president. After Bill got out of office, Hillary was essentially inserted as a senator in New York, a very liberal state, where she won using Bill’s name. Afterwards, she was appointed as the secretary of state, again because her husband was the former president. Hillary is not a feminist at all, and has rode Bill’s coattails to everything that she has accomplished in her