sad sad day

xiggi · Apr 13, 2015

I don't think who the Republicans run has much to do with her decision.

aristotle · Apr 13, 2015

Marco Rubio might be Mrs. Clinton's worst nightmare. To the best of my knowledge, he's scandal free, thoughtful and a first-rate communicator. He puts Florida in the win column for the GOP and he siphons off a lot of Hispanic voters crucial to the Dems.

Plus, there's the generational gap. Rubio's 43 years old. Clinton's getting close to 70.

witness23 · Apr 13, 2015

xiggi said:
I don't think who the Republicans run has much to do with her decision.

Sure it does. If Hilary didn't poll well against ALL of the Republicans that may or may not be running she wouldn't put herself or her family through the BS that comes with running. If there was just a remote chance she couldn't beat one of Republicans that may run, she would've stayed out of the race.

muttly · Apr 13, 2015

witness23 said:
Hilary throwing her hat in the ring goes to show how inept the Republican party really is. If they had anyone worth running she wouldn't have entered the race. It's quite sad actually.

Your premise is wrong. Hillary has wanted to be President for a long time. This is her last chance, due to age and health issues. It's either this time or never, regardless who is put up on the republican side.

RoadTime · Apr 13, 2015

Stop the whining and Hail our Queen

witness23 · Apr 13, 2015

muttly said:
Your premise is wrong. Hillary has wanted to be President for a long time. This is her last chance, due to age and health issues. It's either this time or never, regardless who is put up on the republican side.

muttly · Apr 13, 2015

RUH ROH! Heads up to all expediters on the road. There appears to be another van out on the road. Lol (not actual van)

After releasing her campaign announcement video, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton officially launched her campaign by making her way to Iowa. In a van.
“Her idea,” multiple campaign aides say.

But Clinton, who once admitted that she hasn’t driven a car since 1996, is not driving the van, aides say. Her chauffeur for the 1,000+ mile trip is a member of the Secret Service.

Other details of Clinton’s road trip include Hillary’s nicknamed for her van: “Scooby” (Because it reminded her of the “Mystery Machine” driven by Scooby and his friends from the 1970s era TV cartoon.)

http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...s-hillary-to-iowa-aboard-mystery-machine-van/

xiggi · Apr 13, 2015

She probably didn't pay the bill for her jet

LDB · Apr 13, 2015

HilLIARy 2016. Sadly, many will follow, likely including some of our own.

Pilgrim · Apr 13, 2015

Hillary throwing her hat in the ring goes to show how inept the Democrat party really is. If they had anyone worth running she wouldn't have entered the race. It's quite sad actually.

aristotle · Apr 13, 2015

The Clintons represent the Establishment wing of the Democrat Party much like the Bushes represent the Establishment wing of the GOP. It would be interesting to see her get a real primary opponent. Mrs. Clinton is a poor campaigner with serious flaws.

Yowpuggy · Apr 13, 2015

witness23 · Apr 13, 2015

Pilgrim said:
Hillary throwing her hat in the ring goes to show how inept the Democrat party really is. If they had anyone worth running she wouldn't have entered the race. It's quite sad actually.

I concur.

Ragman · Apr 13, 2015

Mark it down! Hillary can not win! Most Dems I know are going to cross over if she is nominated.

You read it here first.

Moot · Apr 13, 2015

Why won't they vote for her?

skyraider · Apr 13, 2015

I would have thought there would have been 200 plus reply's , but it is early and Hill girl has not promised free ice-creams and cell phones yet and you all know the rest of the usual I will do this and thats of BS and entitlements...

Ragman · Apr 13, 2015

Moot said:
Why won't they vote for her?

Even many liberal Dems feel Hillary is too far left.

What we are seeing on the boob tube and hearing from the MSM is just for ratings. Hillary does not have the support of the rank and file Dems. The party bosses, maybe, but not the everyday Dem.

You read it here first.

muttly · Apr 13, 2015

Ragman said:
Even many liberal Dems feel Hillary is too far left.

What we are seeing on the boob tube and hearing from the MSM is just for ratings. Hillary does not have the support of the rank and file Dems. The party bosses, maybe, but not the everyday Dem.

You read it here first.

I find this hard to believe. Obama was elected and reelected for the most part due to Democrat support. Hillary's ideology is very similar to him. If anything, she might be slightly to the right of him. Just very slightly though. If she gets any challenge, it will be from someone who is even more liberal than her, like Elizabeth Warren, or O'Malley. Someone to the right of her, such as Webb, doesn't have much of a chance. Only because he won't have enough support from his own party. The Democrat Party, they're gone, man. It's the flat earth party.

Ragman · Apr 13, 2015

muttly said:
I find this hard to believe. Obama was elected and reelected for the most part due to Democrat support. Hillary's ideology is very similar to him. If anything, she might be slightly to the right of him. Just very slightly though. If she gets any challenge, it will be from someone who is even more liberal than her, like Elizabeth Warren, or O'Malley. Someone to the right of her, such as Webb, doesn't have much of a chance. Only because he won't have enough support from his own party. The Democrat Party, they're gone, man. It's the flat earth party.

Obama was elected and re-elected due to Rep bungleing of the campaigns. Stop running the nincompoops we saw the last two election cycles, and watch how many middle of the road Dems cross over.

You read it here first.