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In reply to the discussion: How come Hillary supporters can't present an argument for her? [View all]Nuclear Unicorn
(19,497 posts)For Mrs. Clinton to become the nominee she will have to endure a withering primary in which her detractors will bring forth every viable criticism (read: the truth) so as to make a more worthy candidate better able to overcome the faux argument of "inevitability." That will make TWO primaries Hillary will have sat at the center of party-rending primaries. That means the GOP will have been all of its opposition research provided free of charge and they will have the advantage of appealing to the middle voters who see a bitterly fractured Democratic party base. The only cure for this is "party unity" now which will to be silence all criticism. Except I'm not convinced that the criticism isn't unnecessary.
So why do we NEED a candidate that is flawed, divisive, lessens us in the eyes of the middle-roaders and will provide the best scenario for GOP opposition?