Florida Primary

Today, Hillary Clinton "won" the Florida primary. However, Clinton will receive no delegates from this victory as the Democratic National Convention disqualified the Florida primary because the state decided to move up the date of the contest despite being told not to by the Democratic National Committee. All candidates agreed not to campaign in the state as part of the punishment against Florida. Despite this, Hillary began publicly talking about the Florida primary in the days immediately preceding the unauthorized contest.

While Hillary's comments in regards to Florida immediately prior to the "primary" may not be considered traditional campaigning, they were yet another example of the Clinton camp using underhanded win-at-all-costs strategies. Clinton was trampled in South Carolina, and immediately afterwards began stressing the importance of Florida. She vowed to fight for delegates from Florida to attend the Democratic National Convention, and she planned a trip to Florida the same night as the primary. Not campaigning? Hillary repeatedly stressed the “importance” of Florida despite the fact that the Democratic Party specifically stated that no candidates should campaign, and no delegates will count. What nerve Clinton has to go against her own party – not just the other candidates. AND YET, it is not surprising. In fact, this has become a pattern …

Hillary Clinton was the only major candidate not to remove her name from the Michigan primaries, despite the fact that the Party agreed not to support the Michigan primaries. It was quite a victory for Clinton – against UNCOMMITTED!!

In Nevada, Hillary supporters brought a lawsuit to have voting places removed from the caucus despite the fact that ALL DEMOCRATIC candidates had agreed to them months earlier. Why? Because the candidate who appeared to benefit from the polling stations was someone other than herself.

Hillary Clinton is willing to win-at-all-costs, and it is despicable. She is using underhanded, brilliantly-masterminded strategies to STEAL the nomination. Somebody else stole an election this decade TWICE … who was it? Oh that’s right, George W. Bush.

I am disgusted by Hillary Clinton’s continued willingness to deliver low-blows to the other Democratic candidates. Her tactics reveal the selfish motivation behind her candidacy, and frankly, bring into question her loyalty to the Democratic Party.