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Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - kanevaldier - 2011-03-19

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/01/19/clinton-ready-to-leave-state-in-2012/
Well it looks like the former first lady is ready to step out of the political world. So finally she puts to rest the speculation of if she would run for president or not. In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, he asked her 4 different questions, all pertaining to being in office, and the answer to each was a resounding "NO".

Here is the video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMzmABl4Hwk

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - -Ghost- - 2011-03-19

There's honestly no place for her in politics.

Glad she's slinking into the shadows.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - SethElite - 2011-03-19

Good.

Let the hyprocritical peach die for all I care.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Takebacker - 2011-03-19

Long live D.trump!

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Anonymous Moose - 2011-03-20

Didnt she say she would not run for president while Bill was in/left office?

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - kanevaldier - 2011-03-20

Anonymous Moose Wrote:Didnt she say she would not run for president while Bill was in/left office?

No, she said she did not want to run at that time.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Anonymous Moose - 2011-03-20

kanevaldier Wrote:No, she said she did not want to run at that time.

All I know is that she had been asked, probably a million times, and I do remember it vaguely.

Either way, I'd keep an eye on her. I highly doubt she will completely leave politics.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Erebus - 2011-03-20

Please let Sarah Palin be next to "drop out".

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Anonymous Moose - 2011-03-20

Erebus Wrote:Please let Sarah Palin be next to "drop out".

Hate to say it, but she'll most likely be running for president or vice president in 2012. This is unless enough people stand up and demand a real candidate.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Erebus - 2011-03-20

Anonymous Moose Wrote:Hate to say it, but she'll most likely be running for president or vice president in 2012. This is unless enough people stand up and demand a real candidate.

Hopefully she runs as a "tea party" candidate and shock the nation enough for it to pull a "oh hell no" anti-vote against her.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - WillDaSnail - 2011-03-20

Erebus Wrote:Please let Sarah Palin be next to "drop out" make a fool of herself and make herself look like an unworthy presidental candidate.

Fixed

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Anonymous Moose - 2011-03-20

Erebus Wrote:Hopefully she runs as a "tea party" candidate and shock the nation enough for it to pull a "oh hell no" anti-vote against her.

Most Americans support tea party ideals and positions. (edit: just to note, people like Beck and Palin are not true "tea partiers." At most they just people that tried to hijack and bastardize the movement).
Her real purpose right now is to pose as a tea party candidate to make the tea party look bad.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Moonlapse - 2011-03-20

Quote:Most Americans support tea party ideals and positions.

Are you saying this because of the landslide victories republicans had in the house and gubernatorial races? Or is there some study that actually claims what you are claiming?

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Anonymous Moose - 2011-03-20

Moonlapse Wrote:Are you saying this because of the landslide victories republicans had in the house and gubernatorial races? Or is there some study that actually claims what you are claiming?

Mostly my observations of Tea Party related events (its beginning, the rally on washington... although that rally was pathetic thanks to Beck and Obama running off at the last second for his own rally that he was late to), People like Rand Paul winning in spite of the odds, the fact that scientific polls claim Ron Paul would come close to tying with Obama, etc.

And I have to say it is a shame that many republicans posed as "Tea Party candidates" and later voted for the patriot act extention. You have to be careful, because these politicians are two faced.

Edit: For those interested, a real "tea party" candidate does have a chance to beat Obama in 2012.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2012/election_2012_barack_obama_42_ron_paul_41

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Justin - 2011-03-20

SethElite Wrote:Good.

Let the hyprocritical peach die for all I care.

Isn't being a hypocritical peach what politics are all about? Just sayin'. 'Sides, there's always another one exactly like her waiting to jump in.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - kanevaldier - 2011-03-22

I for one hope that Palin does not join in the presidential bid. She is welcome to start her federal government run with congress or senate, something she is more suited for anyway.

Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - Satellite - 2011-03-22

She knows what will happen 2012

 Spoiler


Hillary Clinton says "NO" to politics after 2012 - kanevaldier - 2011-03-22

Satellite Wrote:She knows what will happen 2012

LMAO