Wham! Another ‘ Bam’? No Thank You, Ma’am!
THE ISSUE: Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign relaunch on Roosevelt Island last weekend.
John Podhoretz brilliantly describes Hillary Clinton as nothing more than an extension of Barack Obama’s failed presidency, as well as her intent to be just another Marxist-style political hack by “taking money from the rich” (“Revamped campaign promises Obama 3.0,” June 14).
Remember: The Clintons are wealthy, too, thanks to those millions of dollars grabbed via excessive fees just for hourlong speeches. Are they also going to give up some of their loot?
We don’t need another incompetent commanderinchief, especially Mrs. Clinton, who has proven herself to be incompetent “on steroids.”
She should be reminded of one of President Calvin Coolidge’s remarks: “It is not possible to raise the status of the poor by tearing down the rich.” Amen to that. John W. Fox Galloway, NJ
Now that Hillary has begun her presidential campaign, we can all look forward to another 16 months of her phony, bugeyed, glad to meet you grin as she gladhands the little people to whom she would ordinarily never give the right time of day.
I would not vote for this woman to be dogcatcher, let alone to be the leader of the free world.
Her record of deceit, corruption and ineptitude speaks for itself. Martin Brahms
Brooklyn
It is sad and yet funny how Hillary Clinton, a pathological liar and Evita Peron wanna be, can be considered a serious contender for the presidency of the United States. Granted, standards, even for that high office, have fallen drastically in the 21st century, but still.
H. L. Mencken and P. T. Barnum must be turning over in their graves.
Robert Sieger
Manhattan
Hillary says, “Prosperity must be built, shared by all.” I call that socialism.
By the way, how much of the money donated to her foundation will she and Bill be willing to give out to all? Robert McKenna
Staten Island
Will Hillary’s vast uncharted assets be tapped in her sacred crusade for income redistribution? If so, please put me in line.
Gerry Muir Mamaroneck