Comments by "Clint Holmes" (@clintholmes2061) on "Rebel HQ" channel.

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  31. I listen to Jill Stein but I've never heard her make promises. Donald Trump for example and contrast did say that he WOULD build a wall and that Mexico WOULD pay for it. Those are examples of promises that are never going to happen. Jill Stein on the other hand presents a vision for America of how she sees it. She gives you an idea of what she wants, what she considers to be priorities, but that isn't to be mistaken with promises or the idea that just because these are things she wants she promises to get them done. I love Jill Stein and will be voting for her but I have no illusions about what she would be able to get done with the Congress we have. I do not think this is an argument for not voting for Jill Stein but rather for voting against the current congress who are not willing to work for Jill's vision and priorities of: universal health care, accessible education, criminal justice reform, protecting the planet, addressing poverty, a just economy, freedom and equality and more. Lets contrast that to the little bit the current congress and president get done when they actually work together... the TPP. I'd take gridlock and nothing getting done as opposed to the country taking steps backward like this, and that is what will happen with either Hillary or Trump as president. Lastly the biggest power a President has for unilateral reform is as commander in chief. Unlike the 2 major candidates she could be trusted to reign in the military industrialized complex in that is completely out of control. She can be trusted to not get us into new wars and congress has little to do with it.
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