Will Clinton run again in 2020? (democrat, liberal, activist, Obama)
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No way! I was surprised she ran this time to be honest! I knew it was a bad idea, she should have retired long ago and just been a consultant or something.
After two failed presidential campaigns, do you think she will?
Against Trump again plus she would be 73 but I don't doubt she will get her daughter revved up to run. They make their main source of income from government.
Some Republicans they want, and some they don't. If you think that voters are fed up with some Republicans simply because they're Republicans, you haven't been listening.
Yet, almost all of them won reelection....guess Republicans aren't that mad at people with an R after their name.
I certainly hope that there will be a woman presidential candidate again soon, as long as it isn't Hillary.
It won't happen. Get real. The woman were worst than the men. Women spend all their time ripping other women apart while the men smile and climb over them. I have no sympathy for the weakness of women after watching all this.
Yes, I am well aware of that, just about every politician in Congress won their reelection. Though it doesn't really matter much that the Democrats also won most of their reelections because they are even more in the minority than they were before. Plus they weren't the one running on this concept of kicking out all the corrupt two faced politicians, that was those that voted for Trump....yet, they then went and reelected all those Republicans. So it makes you wonder if they really wanted change or if they just wanted the country to be under Republican control.
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