Also see longstanding 'bear defecates in woods' theory.The only thing I can see that MIGHT stop Hillary from running would be issues with her health.
Never mind Benghazi, the mainstream Media is already running interference for her on that and can be expected to smother any other scandal that may arise. Hillary will be, as was Obama, THEIR candidate and they will pull out all the stops to get her elected to the office of President.
Hillary is, like Champ, a Marxist. She loves and craves power as much as, or more than, Champ. She is relentless and ruthless. Make no mistake, Hillary's political philosophy is slightly to the left of the late Ho Chi Min. She will make the perfect female dictator.
I would actually prefer a Pol Pot analogy.
Another troubling thought: If Hillary is elected there will be no chance of getting ObamaCare repealed unless the Republicans manage to get a veto proof House and Senate. Remember--before there was ObamaCare there was HillaryCare.
Author assumes Pubs actually desire a repeal.
Remember, too, in 2016, Hillary will be 69 years old--with health problems. You may recall that she remarked that John McShame, who was 70 when running against Champ, was too old to be president.
FDR entered his second of four terms in a wheelchair and very much enjoyed deep sea fishing.
More troublesome, however, is her health. Just a few months ago, Hillary was treated for a blood clot on the brain. We were told at the time that it was due to a concussion she received as the result of "a fall." Later, we learned, this was not the first blood clot for which she has been treated.
It has also been noted that former President, Bill Clinton, has health problems of his own having undergone two heart surgeries in less than ten years. And he remains at risk. Some question of his health would become a distraction for Hillary as President.
Only a couple of hours for the funeral, should he pass on. She'll no doubt be texting from graveside.
Now--it is extremely important we recall her health on the auspicious occasion of her running for President of the US.
Consider this from the Washington Post dated January 2, 2013, and written by Chris Cillizza: "1. Clinton would be 69 years old if she runs in 2016. (Her birthday is Oct. 26, 1947.) That's the same age Ronald Reagan was when he was elected president in 1980. Reagan remains the oldest person ever elected president. (John McShame was 72 when he ran--and lost--in 2008.)
Another great J.D. Longstreet article and priceless blended photo.
