Stalker Carly Fiorina captures media because she wants to upstage Hillary Clinton

Failed Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina is obsessed with Hillary Clinton.  If the greatest sign of success is to see copycat wanna-bees swarming after the presidential candidate leader, then Fiorina is a harbinger of Hillary Clinton's success.  She follows Hillary Clinton like a circus clown who runs around with a fly swatter net to deflect danger from the trapeze star. In other words, Fiorina knows she can't swarm her own audience, so she;s stalking the star Hillary Clinton, just to get attention.  I believe the Secret Service should be alerted to Fiorina's weird  stalking behavior.  

In fact, if any other person were following Hillary Clinton, just to draw a crowd, there's no doubt the Secret Service would be involved in surveillance of the stalker.

It's difficult to understand how the news media can report on Fiorina's outrageous behavior, while snubbing Hillary Clinton's Democratic message to help the middle class to improve our human condition.

America doesn't need a stalker to be President. Rather, America needs a proven, and experienced political and humanitarian leader.

Here's what Washington Post article reports:

COLUMBIA, S.C. - Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina says it's a coincidence that she was in South Carolina on the same day as Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton. (Julie's note: oh paaaaleeeze!)

Despite intermittent rain showers, a barbecue smoker was going full blast turning out what a local tout called "smack-your-granny good" brisket and pulled pork. Somebody else was selling hot dogs, a guy was walking around yelling about Benghazi and Fiorina was doing a live hit on CNN -- which was right before her live hit across the street with anchor Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC.

Clinton is Fiorina's foil and chief raison d'etre in the crowded Republican primary field. The only woman among the Republican candidates, she tells crowds that her business background makes her the more accomplished choice to become the first woman president. (She neglects to mention, her HP experience flopped.)

Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton took numerous questions at campaign stops in Iowa and New Hampshire last week, including on her Iraq war stance and foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation. (This is truly old news)

Clinton had declined to do so for weeks before that, including at a campaign stop in Nevada and elsewhere.

Of course, Fiorina has taken advantage of Mrs. Clinton's reticence, but her message is boring.  She can't build a campaign on negativity. Although Fiorina is stalking for attention, her lack of vision, failed business experience and lack of name recognition are simply a toxic political cocktail.  At the GOP candidates debates, Fiorina will be nothing more than the token female candidate who will take time away from other, more seasoned candidates. She'll deprive others who might really have something to say, given the time to express themselves.  If Fiorina really dislikes Hillary Clinton, as much as she harps about it, then her role in the GOP school play should be to have one of the qualified Republican candidates win the primaries and compete in the 2016 election.

By the way, perhaps the Secret Service should be evaluating how Fiorina is scheduling her bogus campaign stops. There's a fine line between speaking where Hillary Clinton happens to be campaigning and stalking the candidate for the purpose of stirring up deliberate harassment.  Upstaging Hillary Clinton is not a noble presidential characteristic and it demonstrates lateral violence rather than leadership.