"Former Hewlett-Packard CEO and potential 2016 presidential candidate Carly Fiorina said Monday that while 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton has been an example and inspiration for many women, her tenure as secretary of state has “some real blemishes.”
“She’s had a lot of very impressive titles, but a position is just a position — it’s all about what you do in it, and I think her time in the position of secretary of state is demonstrably one that lacks accomplishment but that also has some real blemishes on it,” Ms. Fiorina said Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”
“It’s a problem when you mislead the American people for a month about what really happened in Benghazi,” she said. “It’s a problem when you believe that Vladimir Putin can be thwarted by a red reset button. I’ve met Vladimir Putin. [I] sat across the table from him; there’s no way a red reset button is going to work. It’s a problem when our relationship with Israel has deteriorated so dramatically, and it’s a problem when terrorism is on the rise, not on the wane as she and the president continue to try to convince the American people.”
Asked about her own presidential prospects, Ms. Fiorina said: “Well, I’m in South Carolina, so what does that tell you?” WashingtonTimes
“She’s had a lot of very impressive titles, but a position is just a position — it’s all about what you do in it, and I think her time in the position of secretary of state is demonstrably one that lacks accomplishment but that also has some real blemishes on it,” Ms. Fiorina said Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”“It’s a problem when you mislead the American people for a month about what really happened in Benghazi,” she said. “It’s a problem when you believe that Vladimir Putin can be thwarted by a red reset button. I’ve met Vladimir Putin. [I] sat across the table from him; there’s no way a red reset button is going to work. It’s a problem when our relationship with Israel has deteriorated so dramatically, and it’s a problem when terrorism is on the rise, not on the wane as she and the president continue to try to convince the American people.”
Asked about her own presidential prospects, Ms. Fiorina said: “Well, I’m in South Carolina, so what does that tell you?” WashingtonTimes
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