Can hillary run again
Ive finally decided to share my grief and was hoping for some reassuring words from other like minded people . Can she come back
26-30, F
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SteelHands · 61-69, M
Highly doubtful. Here is why I say this.
The way that presidential candidates are nominated it seems fairly remote that she could garner enough support to win a nomination after twice trying to run for that office and losing. A three swing strikout might not hurt her life but it would be very demoralizing for the Democratic party that as sure as anyone can be, silent or not there were some who would rather she wasn't the nominee. Many said that Sanders was the best chance to begin with.
Her reputation isn't the greatest. There are two cases of appearance of evidence destruction. A pattern of the appearance of conflict of interest both in her work with the law firm that managed her then Husband and Arkansas Governor at the time contracts, and now with the Non profit foundation. Add in her apparent mis step of testifying that the Ben Ghazi Ambassador didn't ask for military assists and testimony from people who knew otherwise, for an appearance of grandly defunct acts in her appointments of State Dept., reputation for attacking victimized women if it suits her political agendas and hypocritically supporting them only if attacking men who are her opponents, her hi tag "show off" wardrobe, disparagement of southern working class and differently abled people, her treating the debates like a joke with those goofy grins, and high school debate tactics. Unlikely for sure.
Extremely remote, I would even say.
The way that presidential candidates are nominated it seems fairly remote that she could garner enough support to win a nomination after twice trying to run for that office and losing. A three swing strikout might not hurt her life but it would be very demoralizing for the Democratic party that as sure as anyone can be, silent or not there were some who would rather she wasn't the nominee. Many said that Sanders was the best chance to begin with.
Her reputation isn't the greatest. There are two cases of appearance of evidence destruction. A pattern of the appearance of conflict of interest both in her work with the law firm that managed her then Husband and Arkansas Governor at the time contracts, and now with the Non profit foundation. Add in her apparent mis step of testifying that the Ben Ghazi Ambassador didn't ask for military assists and testimony from people who knew otherwise, for an appearance of grandly defunct acts in her appointments of State Dept., reputation for attacking victimized women if it suits her political agendas and hypocritically supporting them only if attacking men who are her opponents, her hi tag "show off" wardrobe, disparagement of southern working class and differently abled people, her treating the debates like a joke with those goofy grins, and high school debate tactics. Unlikely for sure.
Extremely remote, I would even say.