The Diplomat
People, composure and the difficult conversation held well.
Hillary Clinton is a seasoned political leader with extensive experience in diplomacy and governance. This interview highlights her strategic approach to leadership, focusing on coalition-building and the importance of addressing complex global issues collaboratively.
“But I think resume is the right term because what he's doing is what makes sense on paper. He's seen the numbers, the numbers made clear, Donald Trump is very popular. The base of the party, the people he'll need in some measure believe this is a political prosecution.”
“Yes. Because what I think all of these candidates don't understand is that strength is the axis on which Republican power is accumulated. And so Trump wins because he seems like the dominating figure. So if you just decide to become his personal servant who's going to pardon him and give him a diet coke, you can't look strong.”
“That's fine. See, that's the kind of Secretary of State that just wanted, on a diplomatic fashion, to get me on my heels, make me nervous before you came out so that you could win on stage. You were captured on a surveillance camera ordering a Chipotle burrito bowl in 2015. Chipotle famously experienced an E.”
“Included one thought that some experts looking at the evidence that was included in the indictment are saying is these are classified documents they assume are already compromised, so they might be comfortable releasing them part of the trial. Whatever.”
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