Why do some people percieve Hillary Clinton as an "evil politican"?
104886
For many of the same reasons people percieve Bush as evil, it just depends on your point of view. Most people would rather retreat to stronger rhetoric, and less action when presented with somone they don't like. It is childlike to say the least, I wouldn't say bush is evil, though if you were were to read my opinions on other questions, you would see that I clearly have a great degree of contempt for him, but I give clear reasons why. Some people are only capable of namecalling, and one-liners, and in many cases they have no explanation for thier opinions.\n\nI DO NOT want hillary in 08 BUT... I DAMN SURE DO NOT WAN'T ANOTHER BUSHITE
1123597
This would be a good question for Hillary Clinton.
539411
A Clinton baiter huh?  I'll take the 2 points but won't waste my time trying to  change your narrow, closed mind.  \n\nAre you the morality judge?
888759
Unfortunately, in this country, we only get the notion that it takes a village to raise a child from Hillary Rodham Clinton, and since so many people despise her for being a strong, intelligent woman who happened to forgive her husband for a marital indiscretion that is no one else's business anyway, the people turn away from the truth of the matter!!!!   I can give you a personal example... my parents were children when they had me, and if it wasn't for the efforts of my maternal and fraternal grandparents, I would probably be a crackhead, prostitute, living on welfare, with 16 babies...\n\nSo, in answer to your question, if I saw a child doing something foolish, especially dangerous, I would not hesitate to speak to the parents about it.   If I knew the child, I would speak directly to them, and encourage them to go a different route.\n\nI hope this answers your question, and in the future, I hope we can mind our own business when it's frivolous, and NOT when it's NOT!!!
863768
I think the Democrats would be pretty foolish to put Hillary on the ticket.  Like Bob Dole in 1996, she appeals ONLY to her solid base, and nobody outside of that set would vote for her.  She doesn't have the assets of her husband.  Bill is a creative thinker, she is a rote thinker.  Beyond the charm, Bill can actually talk policy details and policy theory.  Hillary can only speak in platitudes (e.g. - "Our children are our future...").  Despite his ambition, Bill comes across as a likeable guy, she comes across as a power-grubbing witch.  Bill seems real, she seems contrived (for instance, the "right" turns she has taken in the Senate).  Her "concern" and "caring" seem false.  For example, several years ago when asked how small businesses would be able to afford "Hillary-Care," she snapped, "I can't be responsible for every under-capitalized business in this country!"  Many snipes such as this will come back to haunt her.  Up to this point, she has never been a national candidate and hasn't had any obligation to explain her role in any scandals.  I'm sure she will have to be forthcoming about how she managed to defy laws of economics, mathematics and the Securities Exchange Commission by trading in cattle futures (and that's just for starters).  Assuming Republican results were tainted by scandal this season, Democrats would be wise to put someone else in the general election.
535397
It is horribly frightening to think of another Clinton in the White House, especially Hillary!! If we want to see what morals this country has left go straight in the pooper then all we need to do is vote in Hillary.
1070961
yeah.. she does a lot more harm than good... the only people that don't think she's heartless are in the 20 percent that support Bush anyway... you can't convince people with hate
495661
While I'll simply say that I agree with "trinitytough" on the specific reasons, I want to address everyone that says conservatives hate Hillary just because she is a strong woman.\nWell, what about Condi Rice!?!  Rumors are that she'll be one of the major republican candidates in 2008, AND some opinions in the media describe her as one of the most powerful women in the world.  Hmmmmm... seems like conservatives should hate her even more than Hillary, and yet, many conservatives would LOVE to vote for Rice (or any of a half dozen other prominent conservative political women).  \n\nJust think if she were elected Pres... the first black AND the first woman president and *GASP* she's a REPUBLICAN!?!  What on earth will the liberals do when they can't call conservatives male chauvinistic, racists!?!  In their desperation they'll probably flip-flop and say that conservatives are trying to repress the poor, neglected white male...
1142836
We should not argue about whether she was a good politician because that would give her more credibility than she desrves. She was a crook. Plain and simple.
450520
Since these questions usually get answered with explanations of how much people love/hate someone, I thought I'd try to answer this objectively...\n\nI do not think that Hillary will get elected president in 2008 simply because there is such intense dislike of her among conservatives.  I know a lot of people who do not like Bush (or Bush-like Republicans) but DISLIKE Hillary even more. The only way I think she COULD win is if there were a STRONG, serious, third-party contender that had an obvious conservative lean.  I think that Hillary has enough Democratic support to hold that party together while the Republicans would be more easily split.
983497
Yes. It takes a woman with gutts to stand up to criticism and hatred..... As you can see, Hillary Clinton is a very strong role model for those girls or young woman who want to grow up to be like her, because she is respected, compassionate and she continuously perseveres. She has the urge to always help others out when they are in need. She will continue to be a patriot and serve America to the best of her ability!
556482
Not much is really known about Chelsea's interest or desire to go into politics, so this is a difficult question to answer.  The Clinton's were very effective in shielding their daughter from media intrusion. Given her educational and family background, I'm sure that she is a very poised and intelligent young woman--but her career interests may be in a field not related to politics.
536291
Many of them really do think that everything bad in the world is the Democrats fauilt... If bush killed a lady they would say Clinton brainwashed him... \n\nThey believe that they are right, no matter what and no matter what evidence there is to the contrary... and they have a support system of Fox news and conservative talk radio that backs them up... it's like a little sub-culture they have where they propagate their propaganda... \n\nit's really odd when you think about it... some one should do a PBS special on them... follow them around... view their mating habits...
472062
I am a Democrat, a real one.  One who believes in free speech, not speech just for my side.  One who believes in free expression, including of religion.  One who believes in equality, not special rights for certain groups.  One with ethics.\n\nI would never vote for First Lady Hilliary Clinton (respectful, always for the service she did our country, regardless of patriotic disagreement with some of the Clinton administration's policies), because she calls people names, spreads unfounded rumors, and even lies when it serves her purpose.  I would not vote for anyone who did so, and would hope that Republicans will continue to seek ethical, responsible men for their political ticket.\n\nOther real Democrats (not the childishly boorish people who are presently claiming the title) and I will be seeking an ethical representative for our party ticket.  One who is an American first, who respects majority vote and our electoral system, and has a party affiliation second.\n\nKeep speaking up with good questions like this, and don't tolerate the name-calling, sedition, and rumor-spreading, regardless of who does it.  Certainly don't elect them.\n\nExpect a person of character for the Democratic ticket in time.  We're back, and standing UP for the U.S.A. again.
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Why is she unpopular with me? This goes back to the early days of the Clinton campaign.\n\nShe deceived the country. She pretended to be a "stand by her man" type of woman with long hair in the kitchen baking cookies in a dress. Yes, she actually appeared on TV doing that. And her name was Hillary Clinton.\n\nAs soon as Bill got elected, out came the man pants, the hair got chopped off, she hyphenated to Hillary Rodham-Clinton and promptly scoffed at women who cooked as too repressive.\n\nHillary was appointed to develop a national health care policy - a policy that half the country was dead set against. Not one person voted for her. Not one Senator voted to confirm her to any post. Yet she had the audacity to feel it was her God-given right to develop this policy.\n\nShort and sweet, Hillary Rodham-Clinton is a Socialist - borderline Communist. Listen to her comments sometime. Scary.
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Anyone remember Bill and Hillary Clinton and White Water? Or Bill and Hillary Clinton and the FBI Filegate? Or Bill and Hillary Clinton and the Travelgate scandal? Or Bill Clinton and his alleged rapes in Arkansas? Or Bill Clinton lying under oath?\n\nGet the picture? Anyone can make an argument against someone they disagree with. You might elicit a better response with honest debate if your question didn't start out biased.
526426
umm, im a liberal, but i do NOT like this hillary lady. she is just sooo fake and only out for her own advancement. she has not ever written a bill or policy that was good. yuck. \n\nhey, check out the book 'condi vs. hillary' its about the pres election coming down to these two. written by a former clinton advisor and he is TOTALLY for condi. its very entertaining!