If Hillary Clinton can?t run campaign, can she run White House?

[WiseOne]

Despite Hillary Clinton's big win in Pennsylvania last week, the story of her campaign is often one of mismanagement and missed opportunities, and it raises questions about how she'd organize and run the White House. "There's a certain style to the campaign, and it shows what we might expect in a Clinton presidency: a lot of viewpoints and a messiness," said James McCann, a political science professor at Purdue University in Indiana.

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[Corvair]

"It was an awesome victory, a landslide in so many different ways," said Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell. "You can see the dynamic changing."

How's that, Ed? Six weeks out from the primary, she was ahead of Obama by well over 20 points. Her lead shrank to less than ten points. What makes that "awesome" or a "landslide"?

The same can be said for her victories in Ohio and Texas. She had double-digit leads in the polls a couple weeks before the voting, but Obama closed the gap in each state, especially in Texas.

To the point of the article though, of course a Hillary administration would be just as dysfunctional as her campaign! Not only is she herself incompetent, but she seems determined to surround herself with incompetent people. It would be like the first two disastrous years of Bill's term, before Dick Morris came along to straighten it out.