An increasingly shallow & risk-averse America gets the most shallow & risk-averse candidate http://t.co/KMzkdsGptI pic.twitter.com/1J97qtr6SZ
— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 17, 2015
◼ You Deserve Hillary’s Bloodless, Condescending Campaign - Liz Mair/The Daily Beast
...About the most exciting thing that has happened to the former secretary of state in the last week—and this includes her announcement—is visiting a Chipotle initially undetected, and subsequently having pictures of her burrito-ordering leaked and posted online.
It’s all so dull, so bland, so scripted, so planned, so typically political. And perhaps, just perhaps, it’s what American voters deserve.
Americans want to believe that we’re a nation of risk-takers, pioneers, people willing to cast comfort and safety aside to achieve a dream, tell the truth, and change the world. Some of us still are those things, too. But in reality, a lot of us have become something else in recent years: narcissistic, overly-cautious, superficial, reality-disconnected, and above all, very, very boring....
Dennis Hof’s Moonlite Bunny Ranch launches ‘Hookers for Hillary’ http://t.co/wNcCUEwCeJ #clinton pic.twitter.com/VpvFmPOAHS
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 17, 2015
The most comprehensive depiction of Hillary lies yet? http://t.co/94wWcBPIpq
— Legal Insurrection (@LegInsurrection) April 17, 2015