Corruption vs. Character Assassination: Which is More Important?

[jwoodie]

In comparing these two "flawed" candidates, which is more important: Trump's words or Hillary's actions? The answer should be obvious, but I would like to hear the libtard response. But please spare me nonsensical BS like "words are actions" or "perception is reality."

 

[candycorn]

There is one candidate who made mistakes during 30+ years of public service. There is another candidate who has made mistakes during 72 years of serving himself.

If you look at their records you won’t find perfection. One candidate admits mistakes. The other doesn’t and blames whomever had the audacity to question him in the first place.

Quite clearly Hillary is the superior choice for President.

 

[Fenton Lum]

The problem is the system that invariably vomits up candidates like this who can never represent any outside the aristocracy, and the american public at large who keeps lining up to slavishly adhere and consent to a system that essentially holds them in economic bondage. But that’s what partisanshit is for; so we don’t have to accept responsibility.