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“I’m running for president,” the former First Lady and Secretary of State said, via social media. “Everyday Americans need a champion. And I want to be that champion.”
She will face an ever-expanding and volatile roster of Republican challengers, including the presumed front-runner, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul.
Clinton, born October 26, 1947, would become the first woman President in U.S. History. Her husband, former President Bill Clinton, would become the first-ever “First Man”. His role in her would-be Presidency, as he described it, would be a “behind the scenes advisor”.
Hillary Clinton lost a tough primary election against Barack Obama in 2008. There are few – if any – Democrats, so far, who have seemed eager to enter the race up until this point, as Hillary Clinton has long appeared to be the anointed Democrat in the 2016 election. Her fund-raising apparatus has been in place for years and is likely to crank up immediately, making any challenge to her a tall task until the general election.
Yawn !! Old n Nasty…
For Johnny R & Anonymous, it was sarcasm. She’s as worthless as a rubber crutch. I wouldn’t vote for her if she and I were the last two on earth.
I really like her transparency as well… Hahahaha what a loon l, clever sarcasm or just another idiot liberal…. Hahaha.
Hillary Clinton is yet another distraction. A long line of such which occupy people’s minds to lead them away from the truth and positive reform and progression. She’s corporation approved which means she’ll do nothing to effectuate real change. I might even believe that she’s put there deliberately to insure the win goes back to Republicans guaranteeing the endless Red/Blue pendulum swings on. 400 million people and these are our choices?
She’ll be a great POTUS!
After all she’s done from whitewater to her emails the only thing she is good at is getting out of trouble. She would not make a good president, actually I think she shouldn’t be within 500 miles of washington.
At the very least she would be one point above what we have now. That means she is nothing compared to anyone else running.
After all, what difference will it make?
Just think if Jeb Bush decides to run also. Another Bush and Clinton could possibly end up running against each other. This couldcend up being an interesting and exciting race. History in the making.
I really like her transparency, and she’s for the middle class too.
What color is the sky in the world you live in??
Find me just one of those dummies in Washington
that is “for the middle class”.. You live in a phantasy world..