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It's kind of an embarrassment that Trump is all the Republicans got too, need fresh blood.
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Hillary might run again in 2024?
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I hope that's true, when Trump ran last time, those running against him were useless. He was an obvious pick since winning matters most in elections, also unfortunate since the US lost in many other ways internationally.
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Yes, I actually think that he would like to be President, but I don't know if he could win the nomination against a woman candidate.Seriously, it's been reported on a number of different news sources. Of course, that doesn't guarantee that she actually will run, and it's early to talk about 2024.
But there is new speculation, none of which seems to have been damped by any comments from Hillary herself. It shows how weak the Democratic Party "bench" is, though. Who else is there--"Mayor Pete?," the guy who contended in the primaries last time, running on a resume headed by the fact that he once was the mayor of a small Midwestern city?
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Thanks for posting. There are indeed multiple stories that have been written recently. Which one I saw I do not know.
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It may depend on the timing. That election followed the defeat of two moderates (McCain and Romney), both of whom virtually quit in the latter stages of their campaigns. The Republican voters really were looking for someone who wouldn't wilt under the battering of the Democratic Party and the media and wouldn't be afraid to fight for Republican political principles.
The field consisted of 17, I think it was, Republicans who were announced candidates and they had good credentials. Most of them, however, were concerned to look presidential and not come across as some kind of rabble rouser. The Republican voters, however, were in the mood for a fighter who would work hard, wouldn't fold under pressure, wouldn't just "take it" when lied about, and etc.
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That wasn't Sen. Clinton looking to run, it was political consultant Doug Schoen and former Manhattan Borough President Andrew Stein bloviating. This article was referencing a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
Note the asterisk - the headline was sarcastically referring to the longtime Republican rousing the rabble. This article was referencing the same Wall Street Journal op-ed.
This article was referencing the same Wall Street Journal op-ed. There was nothing from Clinton herself or her non-existent campaign.
Yeah, another commentary to the same op-ed (it is even in the headline of the piece.
Yeah, guess which mainstream media? Yep, the same WSJ op-ed.
Yet again another article about the WSJ op-ed.
Every single instance you cited referred to the same source - which, again, is not Hillary herself. Did you even read any of the articles?
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Sure, there was an op-ed written by a couple of Democrats which is referenced by each different sources. One original source, a speculative opinion piece, is the sole source of this speculation. Different news sources pointing to the same source are not corroborating anything but that the original source said a thing. Click bait.
Naw, this is recycled old speculation, moldy and half-rotted.But there is new speculation, none of which seems to have been damped by any comments from Hillary herself. It shows how weak the Democratic Party "bench" is, though. Who else is there--"Mayor Pete?," the guy who contended in the primaries last time, running on a resume headed by the fact that he once was the mayor of a small Midwestern city?
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Not unless things change. Trump hinted that DeSantis was gutless for being cagey on whether he got the booster and DeSantis says he regrets not pushing against them he restrictions Trump put in place in spring of 2020. Their relationship isn’t the best right now.
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Actually, maybe one Democrat and a Trump supporter. While they claim Schoen is a Democrat, he donated to and supported Trump in 2016. It is also worth noting that he essentially wrote the same editorial in 2018, that Hillary was determined to be the first female President and would run against Trump in 2020.
It is also worth noting that both editorials were written for Fox; one for Fox News (the 2018 editorial) and the other for the Wall Street Journal.
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