Hillary is that she is boring. Her voice is dull an unexpressive. Her words are often too big for the memory of the average, busy person. She talks in relatively long sentences with little emotional emphasis on words of importance to her.
Her use of language has little rhythm. I could go on and on about it.
These are deficits of the soul and the personality, not things a person can learn.
She just is not very musical. And music is not just about what we think of as music. It's about vocal expression of all kinds. It's also about how we connect kinetically, physically with others and the universe.
Gore had a problem with that too. He seemed so controlled and emotionally limited.
That's why Bush II won. Bush II was emotionally charged. His feelings were accessible and palpable.
Mind you. This has nothing to do with intellectual ability although a lucky few get both this spiritual, emotional connection to the world and reality and sharp intellect.
Hillary doesn't reveal much of her real self. It's like she wears and iron shield at all times. She does not make herself vulnerable or appear vulnerable enough to reach people's hearts. She is aloof by nature.
A lot of her admirers like the idea of her -- the idea of a woman -- the idea of someone with "experience" (never figured out what they mean by that) -- but as a communicator, she really does not make it.
Trump -- horror that he is -- and nutty as he is -- somehow manages to communicate. He uses short phrases. Doesn't worry about sentence construction or even ideas. He just oozes orange -- and the people he appeals to love it.
Bernie on the other hand, is a master communicator. His voice is deeply compassionate on the one hand and filled with strength and determination on the other.
Bernie reacts to reality. That's why he did well in the test tube of the mayor's office in Burlington, Vermont but was a stubborn and apparently not always liked independent in Congress. I suspect that some who worked with him in Congress do not understand that he is by nature a leader and that working in Congress does not allow him to be the leader that he is. Bernie, being the dedicated public servant that he is, does a good job in Congress anyway. But, he blossoms in a leadership position. And as an Independent in Congress, he was mistakenly relegated to the position of a loner.
Bernie will make a much better president than Hillary or Trump.
If there is a God, Bernie will be the next president. If not, well, Hillary or Trump, take your pick. Depends on your issues.
I'm a Democrat and politics means a lot to me, but it is going to be a tough year for me if Hilary is the Democratic nominee. I can't even stand to hear her speak. Her voice and poor speaking ability grates on my nerves that much. How in the world can I bring myself to vote for her?
Ugggh!
Some will say, but speaking ability isn't so important for a president. Knowing policy, knowing the right people, etc. are more important.
No. The job of the president is to inspire the American people to participate in our democracy and to demand good policy at the federal (and state) level. He is our leader, not the master bureaucrat. Bernie is the candidate and the only candidate in the race at this time who fits that bill.
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