Staff Reports
Hillary Clinton, forever infamous for losing to Donald Trump in 2016, is back in the spotlight offering advice to Joe Biden as he gears up for another showdown with the former president. Despite her track record of failure against Trump, Clinton is penning op-eds and preparing to release a book sharing her pearls of wisdom with the Democratic nominee.
In her latest piece for the New York Times, Clinton criticizes Trump’s communication style, calling his speeches a mix of nonsense and blather. She tries to prop up Biden as a wise and decent man, conveniently pointing out that he’s only three years older than Trump. However, the age comparison falls flat when considering the cognitive disparities evident in the two candidates.
This is really funny, Hillary Clinton‘s given Joe Biden advice on how to debate Donald Trump!
Hillary Clinton: Biden Must Be 'Direct and Forceful' Against Trump”. https://t.co/JwWYUymXQd— TIMENOUT (@TIMENOUT) June 25, 2024
While Clinton attempts to position herself as a voice of reason within the Democratic Party, her advice to Biden reads more like a desperate plea for relevance. Her loss in 2016, marked by a disregard for blue-collar voters, serves as a cautionary tale for Biden’s campaign. Rather than heeding Clinton’s guidance, Biden would be wise to emulate the strategies of her husband, Bill Clinton, who successfully connected with working-class Americans.
As Biden faces mounting scrutiny over his mental acuity, Clinton’s attempt to downplay Trump’s criticisms only underscores the Democratic Party’s reluctance to address the elephant in the room. The irony of seeking advice from a perennial loser like Clinton is not lost on conservative observers, who see her words as a futile attempt to salvage her tarnished legacy.
Really Hillary , you sure are not the one to give advice but in this case maybe biden should listen ,will sure help him lose the debate big time.
Hillary Clinton: Biden Must Be 'Direct and Forceful' Against Trump https://t.co/Sp61FY926M
— CarolinTn (@Carolin21842) June 25, 2024
In the end, Biden would do well to distance himself from Clinton’s failed playbook and instead embrace the strategies that resonate with everyday Americans. While Clinton may try to position herself as a guiding force in Democratic politics, her track record of defeat only serves as a cautionary tale for those seeking victory against an unconventional opponent like Donald Trump.
