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[bearsfootball516]

1. Didn't she say in October that she wasn't running again?

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/17/hillary-clinton-says-she-will-not-run-again-for-president-but-will-continue-to-call-out-trump.html

[Squinch]

4. Yes. But that won't stop some from trying to stir shit up.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

7. I take Hillary at her word... it's time to look forward, not back.

[Squinch]

9. Yep. Tammy DUCKWORTH!!!!

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

10. I would hafta take a serious look at Sen. Duckworth.

[Squinch]

11. Do. You'll like her.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

13. Okay, sure thing... doing it now.

[bettyellen]

27. Kamala Harris!

[Mike Nelson]

2. She is not planning...

...to run, presently...

But stranger things have happened...

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

12. Is that what Hillary said, not "presently"? I did not hear that...

Do I need to bring out my decoder ring again?

[Mike Nelson]

17. No...

... I said that. It was not a quote from Hillary. It was just me, no "quotes". She is not running. She is honestly not running, presently. Circumstances change... despite the relentless negative media, she is an extremely popular public figure. She may have a change of heart. I'm not expecting her to, but you never know... the political landscape changes dramatically from month to month, day to day, hour to hour... 2020 is not predictable, presently.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

25. Oh okay... gotcha.

[FBaggins]

3. All other Democrats mysteriously dropped dead?

Can't think of many others.

"Third time's the charm" just isn't a thing in Presidential politics.

[samnsara]

5. only if we get a dem congress..otherwise 8 yrs of obstruction..

...fake hearings and more false accusations.

I am actually hearing more and more ppl wanting HRC to run...from 70 old stoners to 21 yr olds college students. From ppl I normally thought would be backing the other dem candidates...but NOPE they want Hillary! She wont run I am sure of that, but MY times are a changing!

I'm hearing it everywhere

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

8. I'm hearing more from those people bout wanting Bernie to run in 2020 than Hillary... just sayin'.

[bettyellen]

28. With all the bots supporting Dem divisiveness pulling for Sanders it's been impossible to gauge his

the true level of support he has. There are obvs still a lot of trolls out there promoting a divide. Overall that's not a good thing.

[TDale313]

31. I supported Bernie in the primaries, Hillary in the general.

Honestly don’t really want to see either one as the nominee in 2020, and I think probably better for the party if they don’t run

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

32. I strongly agree... of course the same would apply to bots supporting Hillary & dissing Bernie

to create division.

[bettyellen]

34. Russia paid thousands of bots to support Hillary? If not, who did? Where is the evidence for that?

[Historic NY]

6. Sorry to break it to you neither are running....

contrary to the BS.

[safeinOhio]

14. Better idea.....

Repeal of the 22 Amendment

[left-of-center2012]

15. It would be her third attempt

Time to pass the torch.

[Gothmog]

16. I would support either Biden or Clinton in 2020

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

26. Bernie has my vote!!

Bernie & Elizabeth 2020!!!

[femmocrat]

19. Yesterday, I saw tweets hoping that she would run for the House and become Speaker!

People still hang their hopes on her, I guess.

IMO, it is time to move ahead and focus on the next generation of democratic leaders.

[NBachers]

20. I'd support and vote for Hillary Clinton.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

21. Foolish if she still has majority disapproval ratings in 2020.

Obama didn't have that problem. She did in 2008, and she still did in 2016.

Republicans were mortified by Trump and his disapproval ratings too, but it worked out for them in the last election because many people dislike the Clintons. That's the unfortunate reality and Democrats shouldn't stick their heads in the sand about it.

[rock]

22. Godwin's Law was created because

A lot of people were getting burnt by the Hitler comparisons, so it's made up to avoid that. I.e. the comparisons stung.

[Rebl2]

23. Oh please

no. It’s time to move on to somebody else, preferably younger. I voted for her, but we need some younger, more progressive candidates.

[disambiguation]

24. I'm a baby boomer

and I want a younger candidate for president. Hell, I want younger candidates for every office. I just don't trust the "polished, experienced" politicians. If you want to get the 18-49 crowd to go for the Democratic candidate, give them a candidate that they can relate to. There's no way they will relate to (or trust) a Geritol for lunch candidate. And if you know what Geritol is, you know exactly what I mean. It's time for the younger candidates to start doing the heavy lifting. If we can get the banksters' money out of the party, we'll start getting candidates from the working class of our country instead of lawyers. There's a lack of trust there. You want the working-class vote, get some working-class candidates for congress. The younger the better. Electricians, scientists, laborers, IT specialists, etc. Candidates who don't know what's not possible. Just my two-cents worth.

[TDale313]

29. No. Just no.

No Hillary. No Bernie. No Biden. Someone younger without the baggage, please. Personally I like Kamala Harris, but really I would just like to see some fresh blood.

[Pris]

30. Yes Hillary2020

If we can do the Women's March we can have her as President.

Our democracy is breaking. We are flawed as a democracy. The way to shore it up and fix this mess is to push for her to run. We need experience right now more than ever. She can run. She should. We should help her.

The Future Is Female.

[KPN]

33. That would be a huge gift to the GOP.

I don't see it happening. Don't think she'd stand a chance in the primary -- unless it actually was rigged.