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发帖数: 8227 | | A**H
发帖数: 4797 | | A**d
发帖数: 13310 | 3 有个workaround.粘贴文章标题到google, 搜索关键词后边加上WSJ.打开那个连接就不
需要订阅
【在 A**H 的大作中提到】
: 要登陆，读不了
: 麻烦拷过来吧
| c******y
发帖数: 256 | 4 Think of it as the moment when Donald Trump truly learned to throw a (
campaign) punch. It came about three weeks ago, amid the latest swirl of
stories on the Clintons’ ethics. Hillary Clinton had recently blamed her
private email server on Colin Powell. Judicial Watch had released more
emails that showed the Clinton Foundation begging the State Department for
special favors on behalf of its donors. Bill Clinton had floated laughable
plans to reform the foundation.
The Trump campaign pounced. It began blasting out every new revelation about
—or editorial-board comment on—Mrs. Clinton’s shady dealings. It
unleashed surrogates, in particular the former prosecutors Rudy Giuliani and
Chris Christie, to make the legal case against her. Mr. Trump devoted a
significant portion of a speech in Texas to detailing the lies she had told
about her server, and the pay-to-play allegations at the foundation. Within
a few days the campaign had cut a web ad hitting her for “corruption” and
calling the foundation a “slush fund.”
Mrs. Clinton’s slip in the polls is a direct result of the latest flood of
scandal. Less noticed is the skillful way that Team Trump is making those
hits land. The Republican nominee’s campaign has been doing more right
lately, though nothing more so than this. When it comes to the dissection of
Mrs. Clinton’s misdeeds, the Trump campaign is firing on 16 cylinders.
If attacking your corrupt opponent on corruption seems obvious, it wasn’t
to Mr. Trump for a long time. The GOP nominee is a scrapper, and part of his
draw was the expectation that he would speak bluntly about the Clintons. He
did, though as voters would soon realize, only in fits and incomplete
starts. He delivered a speech on her ethics in June—then never sustained
the argument. He ignored prime opportunities (the State Department inspector
general report; FBI Director James Comey’s press conference), flitting to
other subjects instead. He seemed to think the occasional #CrookedHillary
tweet was enough.
This was frustrating if only because Mrs. Clinton’s venality is the
concrete with which Mr. Trump must pave his road to the White House. This is
a woman whom close to two-thirds of voters view as untrustworthy. She has
based her entire campaign around the argument that she is more credible and
competent to lead the nation—a claim utterly undermined by revelations
about her foundation’s business model, her cavalier handling of classified
information, and her inability to “recall” most of her tenure as secretary
of state.
Mr. Trump’s new approach is to unrelentingly hit all sides of that claim—
making the case that Mrs. Clinton is “unfit” to hold the top job. Case in
point: After Wednesday’s commander-in-chief forum on NBC, the Trump
campaign detailed precisely why Mrs. Clinton should not be trusted with
national security. Mr. Trump hit her during the forum, while a follow-up
press release highlighted her bad judgment in using an “illicit” email
server and the risk of a “hack of classified info”; noted how her drone
emails would “undermine” security; and flagged her stumbling attempt to
tell a vet in the audience why she should be held to a different standard on
classified information than military officers. Good, smart stuff.
The unrelenting pressure has put Mrs. Clinton in the spotlight and on the
defense. That by consequence has somewhat sheltered the Republican nominee
from attacks. Listening to Mrs. Clinton—the subject of an FBI investigation
, the facilitator of the Crown Prince of Bahrain—on Wednesday drop a line
about Mr. Trump’s “scams” and “frauds” was downright amusing. Sort of
like watching Al Capone accuse Eliot Ness of having the occasional light
beer.
Also effective has been the campaign’s drumbeat about Mrs. Clinton’s
refusal to hold press conferences. (“Hiding Hillary: Day 278!”) Her
longtime approach to scandals has been to ignore them and wait for the press
to get weary. But the stories keep pouring out this time, and her refusal
to address them has made her look shady, arrogant, slippery. She finally
succumbed to pressure and took a few cursory questions from reporters
Thursday, though none on the email or foundation.
Mr. Trump’s new all-in-on-Hillary approach came about the same time as his
staff shakeup. It is likely due in part to the presence of Breitbart’s
Stephen Bannon and (more recently) Citizens United’s David Bossie. The
press has focused on Breitbart’s fractious role in the conservative world,
but Mr. Bannon and Mr. Bossie have both devoted careers to tracking and
exposing Mrs. Clinton’s ethical troubles.
Turning voters away from Mrs. Clinton is the groundwork. Mr. Trump still
needs to give voters a reason to turn toward him. His sober approach of
recent weeks is a start. A challenge will be to translate what has so far
been campaign-engineered press releases and speeches into an on-the-fly
prosecution of Mrs. Clinton during the presidential debates. Mr. Trump is
right that Hillary is unfit to be president. Now, to keep proving it. | u****d
发帖数: 2117 | 5 well said:
Donald Trump’s message has begun to come through – loud, clear and
consistent.
He will secure the border. He will renegotiate the trade deals that have
been killing U.S. manufacturing and costing American jobs. He will be a law-
and-order president who will put America first. He will keep us out of wars
like Iraq. He will talk to Vladimir Putin, smash ISIS, back the cops and the
vets, and rebuild the military.
On the other hand, other than being the first woman president, what is the
great change that Hillary Clinton offers America?
Hillary Clinton is a lawless, corrupt lying politician who needs to be
sanctioned, fined, have her law licenses revoked, banned from ever holding
public office again and sent to jail.
Hillary and Bill Clinton are both political prostitutes that deserve all the
scorn that American citizens can heap on them.
After the upcoming debates and a couple of open press conferences are held,
Hillary Clinton’s poll numbers will sink faster than Teddy Kennedy's
Oldsmobile!
How can anyone with any common sense or integrity cast their precious vote
for Crooked, Lying, Low Energy, Hillary Clinton?
The Clinton campaign has a big, big problem. | k******0
发帖数: 2438 | 6 川普自己有很好的战略眼光，新来的几个经理很好地补充了策略上的不足。这样的川普
，将会碾压希拉里。
这样的人，做总统也是国家之福。个人感觉他能超越里根 | g*k
发帖数: 1797 | | t*******d
发帖数: 12895 | 8 属实，大赞
law-
wars
the
【在 u****d 的大作中提到】
: well said:
: Donald Trump’s message has begun to come through – loud, clear and
: consistent.
: He will secure the border. He will renegotiate the trade deals that have
: been killing U.S. manufacturing and costing American jobs. He will be a law-
: and-order president who will put America first. He will keep us out of wars
: like Iraq. He will talk to Vladimir Putin, smash ISIS, back the cops and the
: vets, and rebuild the military.
: On the other hand, other than being the first woman president, what is the
: great change that Hillary Clinton offers America?
| A****y
发帖数: 2467 | 9 Mr. Trump is right that Hillary is unfit to be president. Now, to keep
proving it.
属实，大赞 | k*****a
发帖数: 7389 | 10 什么言论？里根和川普比就是一驼屎，美国的贫富分化，非法移民就是里根这垃圾开始
的。
川普可以undo里根's mistakes倒是真的
【在 k******0 的大作中提到】
: 川普自己有很好的战略眼光，新来的几个经理很好地补充了策略上的不足。这样的川普
: ，将会碾压希拉里。
: 这样的人，做总统也是国家之福。个人感觉他能超越里根
| k******0
发帖数: 2438 | 11 不矛盾。川普将超越里根。
【在 k*****a 的大作中提到】
: 什么言论？里根和川普比就是一驼屎，美国的贫富分化，非法移民就是里根这垃圾开始
: 的。
: 川普可以undo里根's mistakes倒是真的
| R*********0
发帖数: 3242 | | B********s
发帖数: 2575 | | k*****a
发帖数: 7389 | 14 能和川普比的只有罗斯福。拜托。
【在 k******0 的大作中提到】
: 不矛盾。川普将超越里根。
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