There are so many reasons not to elect Hillary - no ideas, no accomplishments, no skills, no integrity, no priority of serving anyone but herself, etc.
GOP releases 'Stop Hillary' video in advance of some announcement that's apparently coming
I'm not usually a fan of videos like this, and I can't say this inspires me to call it an exception to the rule. I get what they're trying to do. They're trying to create an atmosphere of negative noise so you can hang that air of negativity on a candidate. I guess I just don't like the technique as opposed to a substantive case. But that's me. What do you think?
I'll grant them that they cover a lot of ground in 30 seconds, but does it really influence the low-information voter? I'm talking about the person who doesn't know what was wrong with the Russian reset, or doesn't know about the sniper fire lie, or doesn't necessarily react negatively to the phrase "private e-mail account".
Also, it's not clear to me if they used audio from real news reports or, as I suspect, they recreated them. They all reflect things that actually happened, but is that going to be obvious to the average person who will merely see this as a partisan jab?
There are so many reasons not to elect Hillary - no ideas, no accomplishments, no skills, no integrity, no priority of serving anyone but herself, etc. - I hope the GOP is going to make that case in the coming months more substantively than they have here.
