Hillary, suffering from Battered wife syndrome?

[CaptainObvious]

As Clinton tests the political waters I think there's a question needs to be asked. Considering the current events and the so-called war on women I have a question for Ms. Clinton.
Madame Secretary, given the fact that you were used and humiliated by your husband on numerous occasions and decided to stand by him, is it possible you have suffered from a form a battered wife syndrome? It would seem the message being sent to young women that if the prize is significant enough, then it might be worth it to be used, humiliated, and even physically abused. Is this the message we want to send to the women of this country?
We'll see if there's a reporter with the guts to ask this very relevant question.

 

[loyek590]

her answer is, "Oh, are you still talking about that? That was a long time ago. Both Bill and I have moved on. We need to think more about the future of America and women in particular."

 

[wjk]

her answer is, "Oh, are you still talking about that? That was a long time ago."

That answer will used for other questions as well, such as questions regarding Benghazi. Either that, or the traditional "I don't recall".

 

[Banjo]

That answer will used for other questions as well, such as questions regarding Benghazi. Either that, or the traditional "I don't recall".

She had to stay with him. She knew full well he was the one with the charisma. She had no chance of a future without that valuable political commodity.

 

[reg]

her answer is, "Oh, are you still talking about that? That was a long time ago. Both Bill and I have moved on. We need to think more about the future of America and women in particular."

Besides, it's been awhile since I've gotten any from Bill.

 

[CaptainObvious]

She had to stay with him. She knew full well he was the one with the charisma. She had no chance of a future without that valuable political commodity.

Which makes my point exactly. She compromised herself in so many ways just so that she could stay in a position with future opportunities. A person with such a weak sense of character cannot be trusted in a leadership position. If she is truly the "battered wife" type personality, then it's no surprise her weakness played a huge role in the current ME meltdown. Do we really want such a person front and center as leader of the free world? A world full of domineering, aggressive men. The type of men who would see her weakness of character immediately. What will she compromise to accommodate such men? These questions must be asked so that the people of this country know whether or not they can trust her to defend principles that will be challenged by our enemies. The freedom of the country rides on it.

 

[Fractals 'R Us]

The Clintons were once cornered into admitting that when they said "women" it did not include Republican women!

 

[LEAPup]

Suffering from battered woman??!? She should be suffering from prison food, and wool blankets!!!