Pennyslavania Debate

I listened last night to the debate and found that I have even less trust in Hillary. I didn’t think this was possible since I didn’t trust her before but an attempt to justify her lies on Bosnia the way she did is reminiscent of her husband and his potential impeachment.  It has become clear to all that Hillary fights like one of the traditional boys and this is when we all know that in the White House it would be life as usual. But what about the differences that are now so obvious in the Clinton’s and there philosophy towards Free Trade Agreements and a whole lot more that became obvious on the Campaign Trail  

 

Pennsylvania Debate

Postulations and accusations, the same tired tactic

Each candidate trashing the other with twisted rhetoric

Name calling and disassociations and the mud they sling

Nomination boils down to who’ll do the most clobbering

Senators debated but the crowd was on gag

Yeomen to their restrain but for me a snag

Listening to the responses always give me the edge

Very responsive audiences show how the people will pledge

And now I must listen to the bias analysts

Never in unison when they give us their gist

Instead they differ from each other like East and West

All debates should be metered to tell us what’s best

Don’t know how we can measure the answers though

Each candidate is questioned on things we don’t know

By custom I judge them on demeanor and poise

And whether they seem sincere or just one of the boys

This makes it different this time since now there is Hillary

Except she’s been barring and cuffing like the old fraternity

 

 

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