Hillary Clinton says she will not run in 2020

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http://time.com/4935148/hillary-clinton-what-happened-politics/

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2017/09/10/clinton-i-am-done-with-being-a-candidate/

She says "I am done with being a candidate."

However, be skeptical as the source isn't credible at all.

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he's going to jail soon

Trump cannot get 1,237 delegates.

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I don't think she get much support if she ran again. Donors are putting their money elsewhere.Hillary is finished. The democrats lost to a orange clown. There are lot of good female candidates. Harris can come across down to earth. Warren has populist credentials.We will have a female president one of these days.

The first female President will be a Republican.

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She's not running.

Also, she will be remembered extremely favorably by future historians.  The current right-wing hate of Hillary is unfounded, illogical, and based solely on speculation and conspiracy theory.

She will never become a feminist icon like she wants to be though.

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She is the first woman major party nominee. That already puts her up in the pantheon along with Susan B. Anthony, Gloria Steinem, etc.

She tries too hard.

She wanted to be the first woman nominee so SHE could be the first female nominee.

When you become an icon, you can't try. You just are. Hillary will never be a feminist icon like Susan B. Anthony. She only got to where she was due to her husband. Every step she has made was about her. For example, she ran in the New York Senate race because it was a slam dunk guarantee win for her. She stole the seat from a woman who did work her way up there (Nita Lowey).

She wanted to go down in history as the first female President. If she would've died the second after taking the oath she would have been OK as long as she won. That to me is not what an icon should be all about.

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Yes, between her primary and general election campaigns, she got over 100 million votes for president. Before her, the most accomplished woman candidate, Shirley Chisholm, got about 400,000 votes in the 1972 primaries. That's an over x200-fold increase over the next woman.

Hillary was clearly a breakthrough candidate, in some ways even more than the (eventual) first woman president will be.

I actually felt Sarah Palin was more of a feminist icon. I could actually see Warren as one as much as I disagree with her.

Clinton will be known as the failure. The wanna be icon.