beattycat, that has always been my issue with Sanders, too
Big on the “what” and “why”, nothing on the “how”
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Please, Please Hillz, don’t compare the economy to a family sitting around the table balancing their budget.
Remember. My spending is your income and your spending is my income.
Thank you for considering this,
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I think that may–may–have been a bit of a jab at Bernie. At least that’s what I first thought of when she said it. 
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It’s good to hear that Don and Roger have kept the company together. I wonder if Joan is still on the board?
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This is a really great, down to earth, factual speech.
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I think she is doing swimmingly. Defining him like Obama did to Romney.
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“The American dollar is the safest currency on the planet. Why would he (D. Trump) want to mess with that?” – Hillary Clinton, speaking of Trump’s understanding of how the Full Faith & Credit of the USA.
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Precisely!
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BUT he CAN aPPREciaTE Her bOObs as IF She waSN"T his daughter. NOTice HOW BIG they GOT when sHE WAs prEGGO. WOW. Definitely A 10.
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Ooh - she went there “isn’t as rich as he claims…” Go Hillary!!!
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Tax Returns! Yeah, Donald, where are yours? (Bernie, we don’t care anymore about yours, so you and Jane can stop sweating).
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Being at work, I’m having trouble watching the speech – so I’ll wait for the recap… but if the post-speech story starts with “Hillary railed against” one more time, I will go ballistic.
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Before this elections is over, the American public may find out that Trump’s so poor that he may have to start paying taxes.
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She is just so calm, so measured, and so understandable and down to earth. It’s such a marked contrast from the incomprehensible word salad/gibberish that comes from the other side.
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Fort Hayes Career Center is a Columbus Public High School is where she is speaking.
Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center is a public magnet school located near downtown Columbus, Ohio.[2] It is a part of Columbus City Schools. The school opened in 1976 on the site of Fort Hayes, a military base undergoing closure.
Each year students apply for 180 freshman openings and are selected by lottery. But now if a student goes to Arts IMPACT Middle School, which is on the same campus as Fort Hayes, they can choose to go to Fort Hayes without going through the lottery. All students are enrolled in college preparatory classes and in courses relating to art history, appreciation, performance, creation, and criticism. Students may choose AP classes in biology, calculus, European history, French, Spanish, studio art, English, and music theory.
The Career Center includes 18 intensive one- and two-year programs in the areas of Business, Health, Performing Arts, and Visual Arts. Students apply for these programs for the junior and/or senior year and come to the center for half a day from any Columbus Public High School or other high school in Franklin County, Ohio.
A 2007 study by U.S. News and World Report ranked the high school branch of Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center amongst the top high schools in the United States.[3] The school was one of the 405 high schools to win a silver medal, ranking it below the 100 schools that won a gold medal and above the 1,086 schools that won a bronze medal. A total of 18,790 high schools were surveyed.
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Nice call out to Senator Sherrod Brown! Yess!!
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Leesten Hillz, you beetch. Ze Donald in Krugerrands, his money is.
Ciao, Sheellary, Beetch, She-Demon.
Melania
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Bbbbbuuttt…Donny is the true American success story:
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