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« on: September 28, 2017, 02:30:32 PM »

If she does (she won't), she would not only lose the primaries I'd doubt she'd make to Iowa. She may be like O'Malley.

Romney flirted with running in 2016, but Jeb Bush scared him away (LMAO!). She may flirt with a run in early 2019 but will drop out due to pressure/backlash.
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« Reply #1 on: October 01, 2017, 10:34:36 AM »

Although I think there is some truth to her being desperate for the presidency, not for one second do I believe she has even remotely considered running again in 2020 and I honestly can't believe some people think she will. She may be power-hungry, but she isn't completely delusional. She wouldn't win the primary if any remotely top-tier candidate was competing against her - and this is from someone who liked her most than most last year.

She'll flirt in 2019 like Romney did, then get immediately shut down.

Not only is she desperate, but apparently she still has a lot of influence? WTF? The loss to Trump should have thrown her in the wilderness forever? But it won't be enough influence to get even 2 Superdelegates in 2020.

So my bet is she flirts with it, announces she's "considering it," Democrats will panic and the media will go crazy, then in early 2019 drops out like Romney. It'll be the prelude to the (crazy) 2020 primaries.
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« Reply #2 on: October 01, 2017, 10:37:14 AM »

The last presidential candidate who came back from the wilderness to win the White House was Richard Nixon in 1968 -and he was still short of sixty years of age. 

Hillary Clinton has had her chance, and I think she knows it. 

Not to mention that Nixon was a VP (Secretary of State is great and all, but not VP) and also lost a close race to a popular candidate.

Clinton lost to TRUMP. People will point out the popular vote, but that's refuted by "SHE LOST TO TRUMP!"
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