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. Brian Watt Inactive
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  2. E. Kent Golding Moderator
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    I predicted Scott Walker in the 2016 Republican Primary,  and Hillary Clinton in the 2016 General.    I think those were both very reasonable predictions.  I was very wrong on both.  Obviously I no longer understand America if I ever did,  and my predictions are worthless,  but I would like to put this out there:  Neither party should celebrate when the other party puts out what appears to them to be a crazy malevolent candidate.   The crazy may win.

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  3. Kozak Member
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    Cato Rand (View Comment):

    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.

    Maybe “all those people pushing me to run”  are the ones who paid her 10s of millions to the “Clinton Foundation” and want something back for that investment…

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  4. Michael Brehm Lincoln
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    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey (View Comment):

    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.

    “…and so it turned out it wasn’t in the basement of a Washington DC pizzeria after all; but we soon figured out that it was on Jeffery Epstein’s private island the entire time! I tell ya, we sure had egg on our face after that little howdy-do.”

    -From a future retrospective about life in the 2010s

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  5. Randy Webster Inactive
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    What I’d say is “Don’t throw me in that briar patch.”

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  6. Brady Allen Inactive
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    This is next-level Alinsky stuff: Whether she actually runs or not she is contributing to the frenetic Bizarro-world political climate that makes normal, rational people give up. In 2020 the progressives will continue to turn up the crazy in order to elicit Trumpian defenses “See, we told you he’s nuts”. Their biggest fear right now is dawning awareness of deep corruption in the ruling culture of our betters. Distraction needed – call out the creepy queen.

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  7. Arahant Member
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    Jon Gabriel, Ed.: What are your thoughts, Ricochetti: How would a repeat of 2016 go this time around?

    *Pops popcorn.*

    Bring it on!

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

    Well, if this is about getting to reuse graphics…

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  9. Juliana Member
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    Looks like Wisconsin is trying to get ahead of the voter fraud.

    https://kstp.com/politics/lawsuit-could-deactivate-234000-voters-in-wisconsin/5551579/?cat=12196

    Apparently the Elections Commission has decided that you should still be on the voter rolls for two years after you move out of Wisconsin. Because after all, they literally have the authority to make up their own rules. There’s a lawsuit to stop this nonsense, but we’ll see.

    As for Hillary – isn’t she dead yet?

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  10. Songwriter Inactive
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    I always saw Hillary as the steely enabler of the creepy sociopath. Turns out she may be as big a narcissist as Bill.  Who knew?

    Why won’t these people just go away??? Have they not screwed America over enough already?

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  11. Randy Webster Inactive
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    Juliana (View Comment):
    As for Hillary – isn’t she dead yet?

    More or less.

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  12. Arahant Member
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    Songwriter (View Comment):
    Have they not screwed America over enough already?

    It will never be enough for them. BOHICA.

    • #42
  13. Gary Robbins Member
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    I think that there are only three “many, many, many people” who want Hillary to run, namely Hillary, Bill and Trump.

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  14. DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey Member
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    Juliana (View Comment):
    Apparently the Elections Commission has decided that you should still be on the voter rolls for two years after you move out of Wisconsin. Because after all, they literally have the authority to make up their own rules. There’s a lawsuit to stop this nonsense, but we’ll see.

    I don’t have a lot of hope.

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  15. Basil Fawlty Member
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    Franco (View Comment):
    She has some gravitas and some spunk

    I hate spunk.

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  16. Gary Robbins Member
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    Basil Fawlty (View Comment):

    Franco (View Comment):
    She has some gravitas and some spunk

    I hate spunk.

    Lou Grant to Mary Tyler Moore.

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  17. Arahant Member
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    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey (View Comment):

    Juliana (View Comment):
    Apparently the Elections Commission has decided that you should still be on the voter rolls for two years after you move out of Wisconsin. Because after all, they literally have the authority to make up their own rules. There’s a lawsuit to stop this nonsense, but we’ll see.

    I don’t have a lot of hope.

    In Chicago, not even being dead gets people off the voter rolls.

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  18. DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey Member
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    Arahant (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey (View Comment):

    Juliana (View Comment):
    Apparently the Elections Commission has decided that you should still be on the voter rolls for two years after you move out of Wisconsin. Because after all, they literally have the authority to make up their own rules. There’s a lawsuit to stop this nonsense, but we’ll see.

    I don’t have a lot of hope.

    In Chicago, not even being dead gets people off the voter rolls.

    And every couple of years, they bring busloads of people from Chicago to vote in Wisconsin. So the Wisconsin Elections Commission isn’t about to clear the voter rolls. They need those extra names.

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  19. Front Seat Cat Member
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    Two thoughts:

    1. I would welcome another run by the candidate that never goes away, (Hilary in case you needed help guessing who that is) on the condition that she apologizes to President Trump for all the lies and trouble she caused him and many others with her Fusion GPS, Russian Hoax propaganda bull that took millions of dollars of taxpayers’ money to sort out, ruined lives, including enormous amounts of wasted time by politicians, who should have been doing the people’s business that they were elected to do, and coughs up the 33,000 missing emails that she erased, and reveals her devious plan to work with the last administration to undermine and destroy a duly-elected president – if she does all that, ok – but she needs to prove she has turned over a new leaf by doing all of those things  ( I may still have to think about it…) and:
    2. she is setting herself up to be the living go-to study test case, across high school and college campuses and the halls of medicine, of a condition called extreme narcissism.   Her picture will be in textbooks and there will be studies for years to come, so she may contribute to modern psychiatry if nothing else. ( I may still have to think about it…)
    • #49
  20. Quietpi Member
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    Franco (View Comment):

    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. 

    There’s this.  We must remember that all this is sounding chillingly like the Dem’s response to the idea of  Trump running for President. 

    And consider that, setting aside the issue of voting fraud, nominally half of voters already voted once for the most corrupt person ever to run for President.  Even with the ever – growing mountains of evidence against her, she still has supporters who would put her in the White House instead of prison.  Who was it that said, “you get the leaders you deserve?”  Is she what we, a country, deserve?  I shudder.  And I won’t stop shuddering until this country comes to its senses.  And my confidence that it will do so in the long run, is, I fear, waning.

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  21. Arahant Member
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    Quietpi (View Comment):
    Is she what we, a country, deserve?

    Yeah, let’s not ask that. Instead, let’s ask if we can be better.

    • #51
  22. Eugene Kriegsmann Member
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    I heard someone compare her to herpes. I think that says it all.

    • #52
  23. Michael Shaw Thatcher
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    I for one join all the voices in Hillary Clinton’s head to encourage a rematch with Donald Trump.

    • #53
  24. CarolJoy, Above Top Secret Coolidge
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    DrewInWisconsin, Type Monkey (View Comment):

    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.

    She is also the money behind the only Suicide Hot Line in the world that gets you to commit suicide.

    Both Seth Rich and Jeffrey Epstein found out about it the hard way.

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  25. Ansonia Member
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    Has anyone here heard anyone say a positive word about Hillary Clinton and about the idea of her giving this a third try ?

    Re: comment 2

    I wonder if Bill just loves seeing Hillary humiliated.

    • #55
  26. Kozak Member
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    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    I think that there are only three “many, many, many people” who want Hillary to run, namely Hillary, Bill and Trump.

    No donations this time around?

    • #56
  27. Ansonia Member
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    People must get addicted to being prominent public figures. What we’re seeing with Hillary might be the symptoms of withdrawal.

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  28. CarolJoy, Above Top Secret Coolidge
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    Ansonia (View Comment):

    People must get addicted to being prominent public figures. What we’re seeing with Hillary might be the symptoms of withdrawal.

    As a candidate, an individual gets to keep whatever monies they hadn’t spent on their last, losing campaign, as long as they keep on running. I suspect Hillary will be a perpetual candidate til the day she dies.

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  29. Cato Rand Inactive
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    CarolJoy, Above Top Secret (View Comment):

    Ansonia (View Comment):

    People must get addicted to being prominent public figures. What we’re seeing with Hillary might be the symptoms of withdrawal.

    As a candidate, an individual gets to keep whatever monies they hadn’t spent on their last, losing campaign, as long as they keep on running. I suspect Hillary will be a perpetual candidate til the day she dies.

    I don’t think they’re any longer permitted to convert it to personal use (they used to be) so I’m not sure this makes any sense, unless she actually thinks she might run again.

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  30. Jeff Hawkins Inactive
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    Going to wait for the children of journalists and politicians to have their say, usually in diction far above their learning level and conveyed to us through tweets about day to day activities.

    • #60
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