The Curious Math of Hillary's "35 Years of Experience"

[peoli]

Hillary Clinton keeps talking about her 35 years of experience. "I am offering 35 years of experience making change," she said in New Hampshire. "I'm not just running on a promise of change, I'm running on 35 years of change." And she repeatedly mentioned the 35 years again in this week's debate in Las Vegas.

Well, Senator Clinton, I'm confused. I've done the math. You're 60, which means that 35 years ago you were 25. And I Googled your name, looking for all the change you were making as a 25 year old and, frankly, I'm not finding much. You were going to Yale Law School at the time -- which I'm sure was a personally transformative experience, but it's hardly the kind of change that should count on one's Presidential Training Experience resume, is it? Is that when you started your personal Working-for-Change-O-Meter?


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[Jim Sagle]

1. New t-shirt idea: "35 years of experience, and I all got was this piece of unelected filth."

[BobRossi]

2. She made one change, sort of..

She used to be a Republican and now she is Republican-Lite.

[madrchsod]

3. it`s very simple-->

[Sparkly]

4. Didn't you post this before?

And somebody replied with a year-by-year list?

Or am I getting all the "35 years" threads confused?

What "should count on one's Presidential Training Experience resume" is really up to each individual voter to decide. We don't all have to agree on it.

[Barack_America]

5. Seriously, what is her resume? Let's compare it to Obama's starting with his community organizing.

If she gets to count law school, he gets to count that.

I also want to know what she accomplished in the White House with no security clearance and no intelligence reports?

Where can I find this info?

:shrug: