“SHE’S RUNNING!”
A rather succinct, yet pointed, declaration revealed by Jason Miller on X, shortly after yet another announcement from the Clinton machine, which shows no sign of slowing down.
Miller, who serves as a senior advisor to forthcoming President Trump, is already calling what more than one critic has hinted at: None other than Hillary Rodham Clinton may be sharpening her claws, again, for the presidency.
That’s right: Ms. Clinton,
Clinton initially failed in her challenge to upend Barack Obama in 2008, and she failed even more epically in her resounding loss against Trump in 2016.
However, given that ego is apparently an endlessly renewable resource for Ms. Clinton, it should come as no surprise that she is apparently angling, yet again, for a potential shot at the presidency before 2030.
And that hint came in the form of a press release, which announced some highly public events involving Bill and Hillary Clinton during the 20th anniversary of the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Arkansas.
These events will also apparently include an appearance at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, where Ms. Hillary is sure to strongly emphasize what a great candidate she would be in 2028.
“The Clintons will share reflections on the noble and important work of public service – from securing peace, prosperity, and progress during the Clinton administration to uplifting millions of people through the work of the Clinton Foundation,” the press release declared.
Right. Not to mention rather obviously push millions of people on the path of contemplating “President Clinton” once again.
Apparently, the press release illuminated how the Clintons will supposedly reveal how their organization has succeed in “empowering the next generation of leaders through the Clinton School, and deepening the understanding of the work of the Clinton Administration through the work of the Clinton Presidential Library & Museum.”
In other words, the Clintons will further plug themselves for the presidency, all shame begone.
Never mind the fact that Clinton herself insisted that she would not run again.
In 2022, CBS News host Norah O’Donnell asked Clinton if she intended to run for president again at any point, and Clinton was sure to answer quickly and tersely.
“No, no,” Clinton stated at the time.
Then again, Biden also claimed that he would run just “once” in 2020 … and look at how that turned out.
However, Clinton may face some competition, given that Comrade Kamala has made it clear that she has hardly given up in her own quest for the White House.
“I am staying in the fight,” Harris brayed.
News flash, Harris: You’re no Donald Trump.
Indeed, just weeks before Comrade Kamala’s epic failure amongst the voting electorate, Clinton was out amongst the crowds, trying – and failing – to galvanize them into voting for Kamala.
“He wants to be in charge of everything with no accountability. Which is a recipe for not just trouble, but dictatorship. And we have one party in Congress, unfortunately, who seems willing to let him have his own way,” Clinton brayed.
Rather funny talk coming from a woman who has evaded all forms of accountability for decades … to a degree that even Biden would blush.
Clinton also suggested that neither Trump nor Vance would govern for all Americans, which was evident in her snarky, post-election commentary.
“We wish them well and hope they will govern for all of us,” Clinton sneered.
Right. No worries, Clinton … it is likely that Trump and Vance will govern for all people, including the deplorables you apparently detest so deeply.
That said, one can only hope that the 2028 rumors regarding Clinton are just rumors … as she would clearly stop at nothing to secure “her” prize in the future.
Author: Jane Jones
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