Why should I vote for Hillary Clinton?

Question

Why should I vote for Hillary Clinton?

Answer 1

because she is the best!!

Answer 2

Don't ask me, and don't listen to anyone on here... listen to HER, and see if she convinces you...

Answer 3

Because you're opinion is flawed!

Answer 4

Maybe you shouldn't.  Go to www.votechooser.com and see how your beliefs line up with the candidates'.

Answer 5

Because she is the most experienced and is all for helping the people.  She will lessen the amount you pay on taxes a well as oncollege tuition.  Vote for Hillary to see a changed America.

Answer 6

You shouldn't

Answer 7

You shouldn't.

Answer 8

you should not...

Answer 9

Why shouldn't you?

She's got a great platform.

Abortion

1. Respect the rulings of Roe vs. Wade, but make adoptions to the ruling possible

2. The right to choice must constitutionally be safeguarded.

3. Late term abortions should be legal only when the mother's life or health is at risk.

4. Support for parental notice of teen pregnancy and family planning programs.

5. Supports expansion of embryonic stem cell research.

6. Believes in reaching out to teens in order to reduce teen pregnancy through funding of sexual education and providing contraceptives.

7. In summation, abortion should be kept legal, safe and rare.

Budget & Economy

1. Protection of the next generation through paying off the United States debt.

2. Reduction of outsourcing-bring more jobs back home.

3. Reduction of taxes within a balanced budget.

4. No history of support for reduction of federal spending.

Civil Rights

1. Supports rights being provided to g**s in domestic partnerships.

2. Military service should be based on conduct, not sexual orientation. (Pro-g*y rights)

3. Reduction of prostitution is a major concern.

4. Emphasis on women's rights being interchangeable with human rights.

5. An apology for slavery is due, but there should be more focus on changes to civil rights in the present.

Crime

1. Supports the "Three Strikes" rule and the construction of more prisons.

2. Supports increased funding and stricter sentences for hate crimes.

3. Supports requiring DNA testing for federal executions.

Education

1. Opposes merit pay for individual teachers.

2. Address the shortage of teachers by providing a salary increase.

3. Create smaller class sizes and increase the number of after-school programs available to reduce gang membership.

4. Metal detectors at schools are highly valuable to safety and should not be seen as an intrusion.

5. Increase of arts education in our schools.

6. Does not support school vouchers because they take money from public schools. Pro-public education voting record.

7. Charter schools are good in providing options within the public school system.

Foreign Policy

1. Fight terrorism with cooperation.

2. The smartest strategic choice is maintaining peace.

3. Supports becoming more engaged in world affairs involving human rights; we must lead by staying engaged with the rest of the world.

Gun Control

1. Supports limiting access to guns by looking for early warning signs of violent intentions among purchasers

2. Supports licensing and registering all handguns.

3. Increased control on guns will keep them out of the wrong hands.

Health Care

1. Support for universal coverage through affordable health care options for all citizens.

2. Increase the commitment to the Global AIDS crisis.

3. Regulation of tobacco by implementing high penalties for underage smoking.

4. Supports strengthening the Medicare program.

Homeland Security

1. Supports a nuclear test ban treaty

2. Supported reauthorizing the Patriot Act (excluding the wiretap provision).

Immigration

1. Supports a guest worker program and enabling guest workers to gain citizenship.

Social Security

1. Believes social security protects both families and retirees.

2. Social security is one of the greatest inventions of American democracy. Pro-senior voting record

War & Peace

1. Supports re-deployment out of Iraq in 90 days; critic of the Iraq war under Bush's lead though she voted in favor of it in 2002.

2. Does not support construction of permanent bases in Iraq but does support continual residual force.

3. Restrict the number of troops in Iraq and limit war funding.

4. Improve relations between Israel and the United States

5. Condemns bigotry against Muslims as a form of anti-terrorism.

Welfare & Poverty

1. AmeriCorps should be fully funded.

2. The homeless should not be criminalized, rather they should be aided.

3. Establish a National Affordable Housing Trust Fund for the United States.

4. Provide equal access to capital and jobs for all.

Answer 10

Many people are voting for her just because she's a woman.

Forget that she'll lead us into a socialist society... Just as long as we get our first woman president.

Answer 11

As far as I am concerned:  I do want to see some serious changes--Obama is a man, I do not want to see a man as Commander in Chief.  Men have wrecked this workd--in America they have withheld opportunities from women(glass ceiling, equal salaries etc).  To me real change will come when a woman takes charge.  In addition to that do I feel that Hillary Clinton is a fighter---she has accomplished a lot and I do still remember her fight in Congress for Universal Health Care after her husband was elected President.

But, no matter who will win this race--Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama or John McCain or Huckabee---there are so many problems that need to be adressed or fixed that it will take more than just one or two terms to fix those problems.  

As far as voting is concerned:  I encourage everyone to vote for their party or candidate because not voting at all means that there is a lack of responsibility.  As citizen do we have the responsibility to vote in order to achieve the changes we want--otherwise we can't complain!!

Answer 12

you shouldn't http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mnq5U9ovt...

Answer 13

Dont vote for her.

Do as I do and pray she jumps off a cliff.