When is a Clinton Loss a Loss?

by Carrie K. Hutchens

If Hillary Clinton wins (or doesn't lose too badly) either Ohio or Texas, then suddenly the voters--as a whole--have made a statement that all prior votes not for Hillary were a mistake and a message for her to continue? And Ohio and Texas began speaking for the rest of the states and voters when?

This seems to be the setup-assumption going into the next round of primaries, that somehow victories in these states will set aright Hillary's manifest destiny.

Hillary was apparently really excited about winning Missouri, a state she called important, until she found out she hadn't actually won it. Suddenly it wasn't really important. Is any state she loses?

There is something that Hillary and her gang aren't considering...

The primary is only the beginning. There is this thing called the "General Election" that follows. So, here she disrespects the voters and her own party and then thinks she is a shoe-in, simply because she wants the nomination and can play dirty enough to fool enough of the people for at least long enough to get her foot in the door? Doesn't she get the "idea" that there might just be enough people that don't want "HER" specifically that they will vote Republican to keep her out of the White House?

I don't think she's even considered that possibility.

Hillary Clinton doesn't seem to see beyond herself far enough to get a true grasp on the "people opinion". She just goes on about her merry way and acts like people are suppose to approve of her and what she does--even if what she does is clearly unacceptable.

It's okay for Hillary and Bill Clinton to distort the facts, and we are to just accept it as the norm of politics? I think not!

The lies and the distortions need to stop. There is no reason that this is a legitimate part of politics. It is merely something that people once got by with and we began to accept as just the way it is (was). Well, maybe it was the way it was, but it is not a rule or some pattern that must be followed. We give it life or we stop it in its tracks. And the time for it to stop is now.

If Hillary Clinton can lose and lose and lose and lose...only to have Ohio and Texas change her loss into a an overall "win," I think we better go back and do a reconsideration on exactly what the voting process is all about.

No vote truly matters until the "predetermined" candidate gets the winning votes? Only then does a vote matter? That's a pretty scary thought, when the will of the people suddenly become the non-issue and someone else is calling all the shots!


Carrie Hutchens is a former law enforcement officer and a freelance writer who is active in fighting against the death culture movement and the injustices within the judicial and law enforcement systems.