As a typical reaction among left-wing Democrats when caught doing something wrong, the Clinton campaign lashed out unmercifully at Peter Schweizer last week for his book "CLINTON CASH." Yet, there were ominously no outright denials about the contents and allegations contained therein. There were several carefully worded statements that looked like denials, but that were not denials when you read them closely. "There's no evidence that...." as opposed to "I deny that..."
It's the same old routine exercised by the Clintons for decades: blame the "vast right-wing conspiracy." One halfway expects those missing emails to show up in a cardboard box in an obscure White House closet should she get elected.
What bothers me most is that there are people in this country who are buying into the Clinton position. How they can do this after eight years of prior Clinton rule in Washington is beyond me; my confusion is compounded by the fact that we've just gone through 6-1/2 years of Obama as well. Perhaps they have taken leave of their senses, but I'm inclined to think that they were born without any brains at all. This would make interesting fodder for a new book by Schweizer: "SENSELESS IN AMERICA."
The average Democrat does seem to have his/her eyes open; they're nervously jumping on the anti-Hillary bandwagon. But, no viable potential Democratic candidate is seen to be stepping forward. The only thing certain is that should Hillary miraculously make it to the White House, Schweizer will not be invited to spend a night in the Lincoln bedroom.
That's MY AMERICAN OPINION, respectfully submitted.
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