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In reply to the discussion: Hillary Clinton stresses unity in S.F. speech [View all]Beacool
(30,247 posts)50. I know, but right now she's not running for anything.
She's still a private citizen. It's the media who keeps pushing these 2016 stories. They abhor a vacuum and started speculating about another Hillary run the minute the 2012 elections were over. Now the Left leaning media types are pushing Elizabeth Warren. Frankly, she's not really a politician, I take her at her word when she keeps saying that she's not interested in running for president. She barely got into her first elected job in January. Not everyone feels the need to be president. It's mostly a tremendous amount of work and it can be a thankless job. I think that Warren could be the new Ted Kennedy of the Senate and make a tremendous difference from that perch.
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Oh good, I'm glad she's not taking "partisan sides". Wouldn't want to do that, now.
TwilightGardener
Nov 2013
#2
TPP. Trans-Pacific Partnership. Trans-Pacific Partnership. Trans-Pacific Partnership. Hillary.
NYC_SKP
Nov 2013
#5
HRC: Can't we just all get along????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
blkmusclmachine
Nov 2013
#7
"She reportedly was paid $200,000 for each of two speeches at Goldman Sachs events last month." n/t
PoliticAverse
Nov 2013
#9
Did you get this upset when Obama received more money from Goldman Sachs than Hillary and McCain?
Beacool
Nov 2013
#16
You notice how I am talking about all politicians, eh? Including the likes of Cheney and Delay.
NoOneMan
Nov 2013
#22
Yes, she needs lots of money for her campaign Get it now...anywhere/anyway she can.
Auntie Bush
Nov 2013
#43
Doesn't sound like Mrs. DLC/Third Way has learned anything in the last 5 years, or the last 5 weeks.
blkmusclmachine
Nov 2013
#34
Vote for our lousy DINO, or the big bad ol' Republican will WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
blkmusclmachine
Nov 2013
#31
I'll be happy to support Dame Clinton as soon as the "right-lite" stops
Half-Century Man
Nov 2013
#27
Foisting the "bi-partisan" flag for another 4-8 years of capitualtion to the crazies.
blkmusclmachine
Nov 2013
#36
Good lord, then let's have Hillary speak for free, donate the money to the Republican Party Charity
libdem4life
Nov 2013
#45