Reply #30: well, cali [View All]

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. . . if all that is true then she'll likely be forced to stop. But, she'll be fine with those who are inclined to support her. And, if she is forced out of this race, her reputation will be managed like any other politician's would. She'll still have her Senate seat and she will not be any more disadvantaged by petty disagreements over this primary than she was when she first entered the Senate dragging all of the effects of the GOP attacks behind her.

The jokesters will do their ignorant best to get a laugh. She shouldn't give them a moment's notice. Unless, of course, they actually say something funny. Then she should enjoy a good laugh.

The entire campaign has been an open invitation to cast all sorts of aspersions on her character. Almost seventeen million voters put those aside and cast their vote for her. The national polls show that she's at least held on to that support with her popularity practically even with Obama's.

So, fire away. The jokester's nonsense defines their silly selves more than it serves to define Hillary Clinton.