In a CNN interview Sunday morning, Hillary Clinton said that her opponent Donald Trump is projecting phony strength, not real strength.
CNN's Chris Cuomo asked Hillary what she says to Trump supporters who are compelled by his message of strong leadership. She responded,
“Well, there’s phony strength and there’s real strength. And it’s phony strength to not know what you’re talking about and to make outrageous statements that will actually make our job harder, no matter how in the moment it sounds. Real strength is leveling with the American people” and not encouraging the radicalization of Muslims by making “us versus them” declarations.
It's a testament to Hillary's acting ability that she managed to say "real strength is leveling with the American people" with a straight face, considering that her entire political career is based on lying to the American people about her corruption, diplomatic ineptitude, complicity in her husband's history of sexual assaults, and Alinskyite agenda.
And speaking of real strength, it is ironic that this statement came on the day that Hillary collapsed after leaving a New York 9/11 ceremony early and had to be assisted into her vehicle by several handlers.
As for the notion that recognizing and standing up to the threat of Islamic fundamentalism actually encourages terrorist recruitment, that is such an irrational, ass-backward, unproductive strategy for winning a war that no electorate in its collective right mind should ever allow Hillary to become Commander-in-Chief.
Clinton rambled a bit before concluding her answer by stating that only hard work from patriotic Americans, not Trump's “loose talk and bombastic commentary” will hand us victory in the war on terror. In fact, patriotic Americans know that no Democratic president will ever lead us to victory over ISIS and their ilk because willfully blind progressives are locked in what David Horowitz calls an "unholy alliance" with them. Radical leftists like Hillary Clinton cannot hope to eliminate a threat that they not only refuse to recognize, but are actively assisting.
