Hillary: ‘Many, Many, Many People’ Want Me to Run for Prez

 

Today in The Delusions of Hillary, the twice-failed presidential candidate told a BBC radio host that “many, many, many people” were pressuring her to enter the presidential race. “I say, never, never, never say never.”

I can’t help but think that many, many, many Americans never, never, never want Hillary Clinton to run again. What are your thoughts, Ricochetti: How would a repeat of 2016 go this time around?

Full disclosure: I only posted this story so I could use the creepy AP picture above I saved from last election.

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  1. Lilly Blanch Coolidge
    Lilly Blanch
    @LillyB

    I look forward to the accusations that I’m a traitor to my sex for not voting for her. 

    Her comments in India (“[Democrats] do not do well with white men, and we don’t do well with married white women. And part of that is an identification with the Republican Party, and a sort of ongoing pressure to vote the way that your husband, your boss, your son, whoever, believes you should.”) did nothing to increase her appeal since 2016. 

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  2. Jim McConnell Member
    Jim McConnell
    @JimMcConnell

    I’m sure Bill’s all for it — for a variety of reasons.

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  3. She Member
    She
    @She

    Crimenutely.

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  4. Umbra Fractus Inactive
    Umbra Fractus
    @UmbraFractus

    I’m quite sure one of those many, many, many people is Donald Trump.

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  5. Max Ledoux Coolidge
    Max Ledoux
    @Max

    I would love for her to run again because I don’t think she would even get the nomination this time. Maybe I’m wrong, but I just don’t see it. So I’m all for her getting in the race. 

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  6. Franco Member
    Franco
    @Franco

    To be serious for a minute, she probably has the best chance of all Democrats of winning, but I think she’d still lose.

    She has some gravitas and some spunk, as long as she’s sitting down in a friendly forum. 

    I don’t think she has enough physical energy to campaign.

    And it would create a crisis for the Democratic Party. The Progressives would freak out.

     

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  7. MACHO GRANDE' (aka - Chris Cam… Coolidge
    MACHO GRANDE' (aka - Chris Cam…
    @ChrisCampion

    Do the “many, many, many” people who want her to run also advise her in her last run that “many, many, many” people in Wisconsin would already vote for her, so don’t bother?

    Can’t some things just go, go, go, away, away, away?

     

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  8. DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey Member
    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey
    @DrewInWisconsin

    Max Ledoux (View Comment):

    I would love for her to run again because I don’t think she would even get the nomination this time. Maybe I’m wrong, but I just don’t see it. So I’m all for her getting in the race.

    But she has the whole Pedophile Cult What Runs the World™ behind her. I’m sure she’d get the nomination.

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  9. DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey Member
    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey
    @DrewInWisconsin

    MACHO GRANDE' (aka – Chri… (View Comment):

    Do the “many, many, many” people who want her to run also advise her in her last run that “many, many, many” people in Wisconsin would already vote for her, so don’t bother?

    Now that Wisconsin Democrats have successfully stolen an election from Scott Walker (took three times, but they finally managed), I’m sure they’d be able to do it again for Hillary.

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  10. RushBabe49 Thatcher
    RushBabe49
    @RushBabe49

    She’s four years older now.  So she’d be in better physical condition?

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  11. She Member
    She
    @She

    RushBabe49 (View Comment):

    She’s four years older now. So she’d be in better physical condition?

    Sure!  Just like I’m in better physical condition than I was four years ago . . .

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  12. Kozak Member
    Kozak
    @Kozak

    RushBabe49 (View Comment):

    She’s four years older now. So she’d be in better physical condition?

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  13. J Ro Member
    J Ro
    @JRo

    If it leads somehow to her and a bunch of her staff ending up in prison, I say go for it!

    I mean, Epstein didn’t kill himself.

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  14. KentForrester Coolidge
    KentForrester
    @KentForrester

    She (View Comment):

    Crimenutely.

    She, I told you that you can no longer use that word. I own it.  You can rent it if you like. 

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  15. Cato Rand Inactive
    Cato Rand
    @CatoRand

    She lost to Donald Friggin’ Trump and the entire democratic party has begun to reassess the legacy of the Clinton crime syndicate.  There isn’t a chance in hades she’d get the nomination.

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  16. DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey Member
    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey
    @DrewInWisconsin

    Cato Rand (View Comment):

    She lost to Donald Friggin’ Trump and the entire democratic party has begun to reassess the legacy of the Clinton crime syndicate.

    Have they, tho?

    I mean, I’d like to believe it, but if true, why are we still hearing from her?

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  17. Cow Girl Thatcher
    Cow Girl
    @CowGirl

    Seriously? You couldn’t find another way to use that icky photo? This is just a horrible, horrible, horrible idea. I do not want to hear this woman whine any longer. You lost. Get over it.

    And this is a wonderful photo-gif:

    Kozak (View Comment):

    RushBabe49 (View Comment):

    She’s four years older now. So she’d be in better physical condition?

     

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  18. James Gawron Inactive
    James Gawron
    @JamesGawron

    Jon,

    Take your army to the haunted forest and bring me Tulsi Gabbard and her dog.

    Regards,

    Jim

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  19. Cato Rand Inactive
    Cato Rand
    @CatoRand

    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey (View Comment):

    Cato Rand (View Comment):

    She lost to Donald Friggin’ Trump and the entire democratic party has begun to reassess the legacy of the Clinton crime syndicate.

    Have they, tho?

    I mean, I’d like to believe it, but if true, why are we still hearing from her?

    Because she’s a Clinton.  Arrogant.  Self-absorbed.  Out of touch.  She is answering a question pretty much no one is asking.  Yea, I’m sure there are some hangers on still on the payroll (and Sydney Blumenthal in his cage in the basement) still whispering in her ear.  But she’s basically a Miss Havisham, rambling around her mansion obsessing about recovering her faded glory.

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  20. She Member
    She
    @She

    KentForrester (View Comment):

    She (View Comment):

    Crimenutely.

    She, I told you that you can no longer use that word. I own it. You can rent it if you like.

    @kentforrester, there are only approximately 2 (two) hills worth dying on in my life.  This is one of them.

    Ask Bob The Dog, and the Bounteous Marie, where they stand on this.  Then, rethink.  And approach me again.  If you dare.

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  21. Richard Easton Coolidge
    Richard Easton
    @RichardEaston

    https://babylonbee.com/news/hillary-clinton-says-she-is-being-urged-to-run-by-many-voices-in-her-head

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  22. Spin Inactive
    Spin
    @Spin

    What do I say, Jon?  I echo the immortal words of Emperor Kuzco uttered just before he went over the falls tied to a log:

    “We are about to go over a waterfall?  With sharp rocks at the bottom?  Bring it on!”

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  23. Vance Richards Inactive
    Vance Richards
    @VanceRichards

    Jon Gabriel, Ed.: I only posted this story so I could use the creepy AP picture above I saved from last election.

    That is reason enough.

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  24. Roosevelt Guck Inactive
    Roosevelt Guck
    @RooseveltGuck

    Of all the Democrats running, she would be the strongest by far. She won the popular vote. It’s a weak field. Sleepy Joe might give her a little trouble. The question Democrats need to ask themselves is “how bad are we prepared to lose?”

    Will a weak candidate at the top of the ticket  and a big loss next November whittle away or lose their House majority?

    Bernie and the far left are wrecking balls for them. They get a lot of attention but they lay down an ideological line in the sand that is impractical and inflexible.

    If you don’t support the Green New Deal you’re a denier. If you don’t want socialized medicine you are a whatever. If you don’t want open borders you’re a racist. Please.

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  25. Mike Viola Inactive
    Mike Viola
    @MikeViola

    This reminds me of the episode of VEEP when Selina tells her family that she is running for president again and they…cry.

    As far as the “many, many” people, I don’t think Huma and Donald Trump count.

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  26. Zed11 Inactive
    Zed11
    @Zed11

    That AP picture is solid gold.

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  27. Richard Easton Coolidge
    Richard Easton
    @RichardEaston

    Roosevelt Guck (View Comment):

    Of all the Democrats running, she would be the strongest by far. She won the popular vote. It’s a weak field. Sleepy Joe might give her a little trouble. The question Democrats need to ask themselves is “how bad are we prepared to lose?”

    Will a weak candidate at the top of the ticket and a big loss next November whittle away or lose their House majority?

    Bernie and the far left are wrecking balls for them. They get a lot of attention but they lay down an ideological line in the sand that is impractical and inflexible.

    If you don’t support the Green New Deal you’re a denier. If you don’t want socialized medicine you are a whatever. If you don’t want open borders you’re a racist. Please.

    Her health must be worse than it was three years ago when she barely campaigned.

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  28. OldDanRhody, 7152 Maple Dr. Member
    OldDanRhody, 7152 Maple Dr.
    @OldDanRhody

    Cato Rand (View Comment):
    she’s basically a Miss Havisham

    Bingo.

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  29. Fake John/Jane Galt Coolidge
    Fake John/Jane Galt
    @FakeJohnJaneGalt

    Cato Rand (View Comment):

    She lost to Donald Friggin’ Trump and the entire democratic party has begun to reassess the legacy of the Clinton crime syndicate. There isn’t a chance in hades she’d get the nomination.

    That is because the Russians hacked the election.

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  30. Franco Member
    Franco
    @Franco

    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey (View Comment):

    Cato Rand (View Comment):

    She lost to Donald Friggin’ Trump and the entire democratic party has begun to reassess the legacy of the Clinton crime syndicate.

    Have they, tho?

    I mean, I’d like to believe it, but if true, why are we still hearing from her?

    Running Hillary again is akin to the GOP running Jeb Bush in 2016.

    It might compel them to elect their version of Trump, Tulsi Gabbard. 

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