Please, I certainly hope that nobody in this country is surprised by “Killary Hitman’s” comments that she is staying in the race because RFK was assassinated in June, implying that the same could happen to Barack Obama. It should be no surprise that she will do and say ANYTHING to be President of the United States.

So, I guess the gloves are off, and in one hand is a high-powered rifle and in the other are several million racist Killary supporters just waiting to pull the trigger. Her comments, to me, were nothing more than a not-so-veiled command to her racist backers throughout the country — especially in West Virginia and Kentucky — to kill Obama in June.

For a long, long time, negative campaigning has gotten inadequate candidates elected. As such, she has not deviated one bit from this track because, to her, it is her only option. But why does it work?

Negative campaigning engages the electorate through rage and fear, and continuously feeds those emotions. For those of lesser character and integrity, use of this time-tested tactic is necessary to get elected in America, regardless of the office. It comes as natural to them as a pimp beating down a bitch for not forking over his cash, while we, the apathetic crowd that stands on the street corner watching it all go down, continue to allow these political pimps to control Pennsylvania Avenue, as well as other political streets throughout America.

For Killary to reason that Barack Obama could be assassinated in June, as RFK was in 1968, is right on track with the rest of her campaign. Killary is to negative campaigning what John Wayne Gacy was to creepy clown art; they both mask a grim reality. In her case, it is to win at all costs. (You can ask Vince Foster about the body count when you pass on from this world.)

I believe it is time for this crazy, maniacal bitch to step aside or for the Democrats to push her aside. If not out of pragmatism or shame, then for the fact that she is a crazy, maniacal bitch who will do anything to win.

John McCain will root out terrorism wherever it lurks — even in Southeast Asia.