Reply #6: Re: Hillary hasn't been taking questions up until now [View All]

[Broke Dad]

Iowans like to ask tough questions. Hillary didn't want to take our questions. So she met us halfway, she answered her own questions.

The next phase will be for Hillary to agree to answer a question from a real Iowan and then stomp out of the room when she doesn't like the question.

There is a famous joke in Iowa about a kindergartner asking W why we went to war with Iraq when there was not any credible evidence that they had weapons of mass destruction. Just then the recess bell rings unexpectedly and when the kids return the little girl who asked the question is missing from class. W asks if there are any more questions, and a little boy speaks up and asks the exact same question and adds "Why did you make the recess bell ring early and what have you done with our classmate?"

Sound familiar?

Message to Hillary: If you are afraid to honestly answer our tough questions, we are honestly afraid to let you make the tough choices. Iowa, and I'm guessing a lot of America is about consensus building and community supported solutions, not top down directives. Top down may work in Arkansas. It may even work in New York. Not here.