HRC's Secretary of State

[rafta_rafta]

If Hillary wins, who would she pick to be the Secretary of State?

Apparently Bloomberg was interested but that doesn't seem to be happening according to wikileaks

[Ebowed]

Barack Obama would be a good choice.

[rafta_rafta]

Barack Obama would be a good choice.

Nah... though I hope she nominates him for chief justice next time a vacancy pops up.

[No War, but the War on Christmas]

I personally would like to see John Kerry stay on.

[skoods]

Donald Trump

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Joe Biden.

[Vega]

John Kerry till after the midterms, then he'll retire and she can pick someone else.

[Ebsy]

Probably someone who won't be mentioned in this thread.

[Kingpoleon]

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=247889.0

Of the ones listed there, I like Nick Burns, James Stavridis, Ben Rhodes, and William Joseph Burns. W. Stuart Symington, IV, or Mike McFaul are probably my favorite dark horse possibilities.

[Illiniwek]

JOHN KASICH Oooooooooooooooo

[No War, but the War on Christmas]

What about Bill? Or is he too tainted now for a cabinet position?

[rafta_rafta]

What about Bill? Or is he too tainted now for a cabinet position?

He'll be busy as First Laddie..

I sure hope he doesn't embarrass HRC again.

[MasterJedi]

Would she re-nominate Kerry?

[Simfan34]

Didn't I already post? Anyway, I'll go with Richard Holbrooke as still being in the lead despite the obvious challenge he'd face. Failing him, maybe Gary Locke?

Would she re-nominate Kerry?

He wouldn't have to renominated though, no?

[Lincoln Republican]

Susan Rice, obvious choice.

And yes, this subject has been discussed recently.

[OSR stands with Israel]

JOHN KASICH Oooooooooooooooo

Should be treasury sec not state sec

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

If she's even remotely intelligent, she'd keep Kerry on for as long as she can.

Didn't I already post? Anyway, I'll go with Richard Holbrooke as still being in the lead despite the obvious challenge he'd face. Failing him, maybe Gary Locke?

Would she re-nominate Kerry?

He wouldn't have to renominated though, no?

I assuming that the obvious challenge is Holbrooke being, well, you know, dead?

[Fuzzy Bear]

Some Worthless Globalist.  I'm betting on Wendy Sherman, but we'll see.

I'm in favor of a full reassessment of all of our alliances on a cost-benefit basis.  John Foster Dulles proposed this to Eisenhower; he was right, and it is long overdue.

[PeteB]

Didn't I already post? Anyway, I'll go with Richard Holbrooke as still being in the lead despite the obvious challenge he'd face. Failing him, maybe Gary Locke?

Would she re-nominate Kerry?

He wouldn't have to renominated though, no?

The "obvious challenge" for Holbrooke being that he is dead?

I think that choosing a Republican here would be a good sign (Huntsman?), but I suspect it will be somebody like Sherman.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

In terms of who it will most likely be, I agree that Wendy Sherman is probably the front-runner. I have a feeling the position won't be filled by a well known politician like the people pining for Al Gore or something.

[HisGrace]

I'd love to see Kerry stay on. He's done a surprisingly good job. Who knows who she'll actually pick, though. Very likely someone not mentioned here, as someone else alluded to.

[Young Conservative]

Barack Obama would be a good choice.

Nah... though I hope she nominates him for chief justice next time a vacancy pops up.

Dear gosh...

[Rules for me, but not for thee]

Barack Obama would be a good choice.

Nah... though I hope she nominates him for chief justice next time a vacancy pops up.

Dear gosh...

Actually since he taught Constitutional Law, maybe just maybe we'd get some constructionism out of him.

[Orthogonian Society Treasurer]

John Bolton is the presumptive frontrunner.

[No War, but the War on Christmas]

John Bolton is the presumptive frontrunner.

This may be off topic but I really like your signature; very vintage.