Bill Says...

Adrian --

Times like these test a president -- and a presidential candidate.

For the past month, we've seen how Hillary responds when she's tested: with resolve, compassion, and a deep commitment to our values.

We've also gotten a taste of how the other side might act in the face of a crisis.

There's no comparison. Hillary has shown what leadership looks like. If you agree, do something before the end of the month to show that you're with her.

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Thank you, Bill
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Dear Bill:

Thanks for your solicitation and I am glad you put "President" in lower case every time you used it in reference to Hillary, but then I often see that in major media now.  Are they saying something, Bill?  Perhaps inadvertently, but the message is there...

All I have seen from Hillary for the entire of her campaign is a lot of ducking and trying to seem clever, but coming off scripted.  Bob Hope, Shecky Green, Jack Benny and other such comedians could pull that off with written material, but Hillary is not for stand-up. Her act is a joke, but the laughs come at the wrong places.

Hillary's values are deep doubt when she takes all the big Wall Street brokerages for $21.6 million and then will not release the scripts while claiming she will be "tough" on them.  Come on, Bill. They own her now.  When they call she will listen and act, for them not for us.

Donald Trump spent much time with his father's construction and rehab crews as a teenager, learning a lot about the business.  I'm pretty sure the diner table talks and evenings in the senior Trump's home were about as rich a seminar experience as a young man who knew what he wanted to be all his life, could have.  

Donald Trump is the best case for nepotism I have seen, since one of my students, son a movie mogul, went into the business very successfully to become a young mogul in his own right.  There are men who are born and bred to be.  I understand your dad was something of a rake.  I don't want to be insulting, but it seems so appropriate as you really are a son-of-a-bitch.

Adrian Vance