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Interesting get the red out Dec 2016 #1
Let her retire in peace Txbluedog Dec 2016 #2
She deserves to be president much more than Don the Con. Table Dec 2016 #3
It's fun to pretend people have a Best Used By Date. LanternWaste Dec 2016 #17
There is no Best Used by Date for a leader like Hillary Clinton Gothmog Dec 2016 #99
No she really doesn't. We need new blood and new ideas. el_bryanto Dec 2016 #4
That's a great bumper sticker! LanternWaste Dec 2016 #19
I love Hillary but she had her chance. Skinner Dec 2016 #5
I'd love to see Bernie take another stab at it. Initech Dec 2016 #6
President Carter was 53 when he was sworn in as president. yeoman6987 Dec 2016 #24
Really? I thought he was 70. Initech Dec 2016 #27
He'd be 110 today if that was the case. Ace Rothstein Dec 2016 #45
Nope Travis_0004 Dec 2016 #57
Ugh otohara Dec 2016 #73
I'd say the same thing about us Bernie supporters, but we did vote for Hillary. white_wolf Dec 2016 #90
Not So Much otohara Dec 2016 #93
Yeah... and now starting to regret it considering all the insults being hurled our way. InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2016 #102
That "we" is overinflated to say the least. nt arthritisR_US Dec 2016 #124
Sanders would have been a very weak general election candidate Gothmog Dec 2016 #100
Puh-lease... Bernie is the true light that will show us the way forward. InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2016 #103
This isn't some kind of revival meeting and he isn't some kind arthritisR_US Dec 2016 #125
You can't be serious... did you listen to Bernie's stump speeches? Hell, he even campaigned harder for Hillary than she did herself. InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2016 #126
He campaigned harder for her than she did for herself.. arthritisR_US Dec 2016 #127
Why are you denigrating our candidates?... Instead of tearing Bernie down, you should be helping to keep the revolution going that Bernie started. InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2016 #131
Chances. Had chances. elehhhhna Dec 2016 #59
Agreed. LP2K12 Dec 2016 #111
No thank you. Really. n/t demmiblue Dec 2016 #7
No. It's time for her to move on. And I'm a supporter brush Dec 2016 #8
yep. Fast Walker 52 Dec 2016 #21
I agree... Hillary and Bill deserve some quiet time together, while continuing to do their charitable good works. InAbLuEsTaTe Dec 2016 #105
I would like to see Clinton play a role after our next primary. NCTraveler Dec 2016 #9
I doubt that'll happen. Calista241 Dec 2016 #66
The only 2016er that I want to see in the running is Martin O'Malley. SaschaHM Dec 2016 #10
Hillary won't do it. After all the hate, lies, and abuse she unfairly received why should she still_one Dec 2016 #11
The problem with the concept of "third time's the charm" is surviving the two failures. n/t lumberjack_jeff Dec 2016 #12
I like the idea as she would have run then anyway treestar Dec 2016 #13
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2016 #14
Bullshit. See my post 34 downthread. Oh, I'll save you the trouble... Hekate Dec 2016 #35
You do, but damned if I can figure out why. Marr Dec 2016 #50
Bernie didn't make it to the general metroins Dec 2016 #81
Hillary was the nominee because she got more votes. lapucelle Dec 2016 #83
I wish that DU had a "like" button for BlueMTexpat Dec 2016 #64
Thank you so much for getting it, BlueMTexpat Hekate Dec 2016 #65
Mine is still breaking BlueMTexpat Dec 2016 #97
Better slogan: Back by popular demand: 63,000,000 reasons to run. lapucelle Dec 2016 #78
No. She would have been a great president, but no. jmowreader Dec 2016 #15
No thanks panader0 Dec 2016 #16
She has 2.5 million more votes than Trump. Too bad about all the GOP vote-rigging and suppression Hekate Dec 2016 #36
I just don't think Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio are small rural states yeoman6987 Dec 2016 #107
You are right about that. I'm just saying the proportions are all off. Hekate Dec 2016 #114
And a Supreme Court Justice that could help overturn Roe v Wade. jalan48 Dec 2016 #43
Nope. I do not think she would do it anyway. No Bernie either. n/t seaglass Dec 2016 #18
Are we masochistic? Is she?? Ugh to go through all this same BS again?!? jmg257 Dec 2016 #20
No. She has had her heart broken one too many times. Fla Dem Dec 2016 #22
plus 1000 Hekate Dec 2016 #38
You have *got* to be kidding. Marr Dec 2016 #23
she forced nothing. she ran and won. then she got in the GE and lost La Lioness Priyanka Dec 2016 #26
Remember, she "lost" but she didn't lose exactly Bucky Dec 2016 #104
Forced the issue by winning the primary handily. And SHE didn't give us Trump, stupid voters did. Squinch Dec 2016 #30
Forced the issue by winning an incredibly slanted primary. Marr Dec 2016 #49
. Squinch Dec 2016 #117
hillary is walking around the woods with no makeup on. La Lioness Priyanka Dec 2016 #25
She Didn't Deserve The Hate otohara Dec 2016 #69
Yup La Lioness Priyanka Dec 2016 #71
This message was self-deleted by its author JHan Dec 2016 #28
I am devastated that she lost. But our country is too sexist to vote for her. We know that now. Squinch Dec 2016 #29
We saw that with gerodine Ferraro and Sarah plain yeoman6987 Dec 2016 #108
She went through hell... you're asking her to go through it again? tinrobot Dec 2016 #31
Philoslayer, is that you? RelativelyJones Dec 2016 #32
Hmmm, was thinking the same thing. smirkymonkey Dec 2016 #37
Things that make you go hmmmm Hekate Dec 2016 #39
wait we're being trolled? JHan Dec 2016 #42
I am afraid we are. RelativelyJones Dec 2016 #47
If that's the best you think we have, then what can I say. closeupready Dec 2016 #33
Hillary Clinton did her damndest for this country for 30 years, & her thanks was to be beaten bloody Hekate Dec 2016 #34
3rd time's the charm? Screw the glass ceiling and elect a candidate who can help women & minorities NightWatcher Dec 2016 #40
She will be 73, so I say no Motley13 Dec 2016 #41
Nice try, newbie. Nice try. Bucky Dec 2016 #44
Nope! Calculating Dec 2016 #46
Oh, for Christ's sake no! PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2016 #48
Wow I mean could you BE any more mysogynistic? Table Dec 2016 #56
Yeah. Too old. PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2016 #61
Sanders will likely be too old????? lapucelle Dec 2016 #77
This message was self-deleted by its author A-Schwarzenegger Dec 2016 #79
Interesting idea, but my dream ticket for 2020 is OBAMA/HAGAN TrollBuster9090 Dec 2016 #51
You might want to read the 22nd amendment. Ms. Toad Dec 2016 #60
Fair enough. Switch the ticket and put Hagan at the top. TrollBuster9090 Dec 2016 #63
He can't be in the line of succession either. n/t Calista241 Dec 2016 #67
Where does it say that in the Amendment? dumbcat Dec 2016 #74
The 12th Amendment says: Calista241 Dec 2016 #84
Dumbcat is right, and I think the snake just found its own tail. TrollBuster9090 Dec 2016 #85
But a former two term President is not Constitutionally ineligible dumbcat Dec 2016 #86
Not that it matters, but there are lots of legal scholars who agree with us. TrollBuster9090 Dec 2016 #95
nope nope nope Amishman Dec 2016 #52
John Kerry deserved to be president TSIAS Dec 2016 #53
NO, absolutely NOT! nt Raine Dec 2016 #54
This message was self-deleted by its author Duckhunter935 Dec 2016 #55
I wouldn't ask her to go through that again. Maven Dec 2016 #58
Unless there is some miracle and BlueMTexpat Dec 2016 #62
Excellent post. There has been so much revisionism about HRC's decision to run, StevieM Dec 2016 #72
On her own her chances would have been better. Alex4Martinez Dec 2016 #68
Nobody will stop her from running, but I don't think she'll win the primaries. Yo_Mama Dec 2016 #70
Did you forget to use the sarcasm font? GoneOffShore Dec 2016 #75
Hillary should have fun now, makes lots of money, be a terrific grandparent, take cruises Jersey Devil Dec 2016 #76
SUPERB A-Schwarzenegger Dec 2016 #80
like i said... A-Schwarzenegger Dec 2016 #119
She and Obama can do a lot of good as support DonCoquixote Dec 2016 #82
She's tried twice and it hasn't happened. Laffy Kat Dec 2016 #87
How's THIS for an idea? TrollBuster9090 Dec 2016 #88
He probably can't. Calista241 Dec 2016 #92
I believe he can. The new Senate is sworn in on Jan. 3rd, and Obama's there until Jan 20. TrollBuster9090 Dec 2016 #94
Nope, we need to find someone else gollygee Dec 2016 #89
I wish that were the case, but she's not getting younger, and at that age, unless you're running for TuslaUltra Dec 2016 #91
I think she should run just because of the nuttiness it'll create. joshcryer Dec 2016 #96
I would vote for and support her Gothmog Dec 2016 #98
Wrong. What the Democrats need is someone like Warren and Sanders. DetlefK Dec 2016 #101
I love HRC but not again JustAnotherGen Dec 2016 #106
Welcome to DU... SidDithers Dec 2016 #109
No, she needs to pass the mantle Lithos Dec 2016 #110
So we've learned nothing, All Hail Emperor Baron Trump! n/t sylvanus Dec 2016 #112
Somehow.... Puha Ekapi_2 Dec 2016 #113
Excellent! She'd be our first female Adlai Stevenson. Seeking Serenity Dec 2016 #115
William Jennings Brian lost three times, QC Dec 2016 #121
This was her last shot. eom saltpoint Dec 2016 #116
Yes!!! fwgmaryland Dec 2016 #118
Don't threads by posters who get MIRTED face automatic delete? QC Dec 2016 #120
MIRT will catch up, never fear. I'm just glad the nitwit is gone. Good grief. Hekate Dec 2016 #122
No, she's done. backscatter712 Dec 2016 #123
I didn't think the 2020 campaign would start until at least January 22 or so. Buns_of_Fire Dec 2016 #128
TROLL JI7 Dec 2016 #129
NO! Better we nominate someone without the baggage. BlueProgressive Dec 2016 #130
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