IT TAKES AN AMENDMENT

No person shall hold the office of President of the United States who
is, or has been, the spouse or spousal co-habitant of the President or
past President of the United States of America.

Stopping Hillary Clinton, if unhappy with her, takes a vote. However,
this blogger as a democratic-republican and constitutionalist, prefers
that a spouse of an elected office holder, not be permitted to seek a
term in the same office as a successor to his/her spouse.

If you agree, contact your Congressman or Senator, send this, and lets
commence the process of amending the US Constitution.

Hillary may or not be elected, but this should sober the process of
nomination, and promote talent in a republic beyond the bedroom
aquaintance. Should she be elected, and this passes, she would be
in-eligible for a second term.

Should you desire her husband's politics that much, then seek a repeal
of the two-terms limitation.

No Republic is taken seriously, nor maintained in purpose, when the
greatest national office becomes a marital share or a pass-around.

In our system of government, demogoguery and populism are checked by
cognizant election of capable men and women in whom we place trust.
That they have become known and trusted by us is due to their past
elections and hard work at convincing us.

No status as spouse can equate to that essence of first public
acquaintance nor equate to the past office holder's capacity. There in
fact exists a greater risk that the spouse becomes a front for a
continuity of another now ineligible or less popular.

Mrs. Clinton, is qualified for many things, but in my republican spirit,
I cannot sustain a ride along to the White House. Were she not Mrs.
Clinton , ever, that would be another factor; and, another life.