[camle]

when is she gonna bow out and endorse warren?

[IamConservative]

Interesting that the establishment ranks in both parties are trying to cram a candidate down the throats of their base.

Hillary has long been more popular when not running for office.

[petercooper]

She sold 631 books, or something like that. Easiest opponent to beat.

[samtheman]

Hillary has an Alzheimer problem. Have you heard her speak lately. She was never very good, but she’s getting progressively worse in a way that looks to me like failing mental acuity.

[Liz]

Hillary’s dubious list of qualifications to be president:

<><> married an ex-used car salesman who became a governor, president, and foundation billionaire.

<><> served less than two terms in the US Senate; authored no legislation of note.

<><> struck a deal w/ Obama, dropped out of the primary, and got the Secretary of State prize.

<><> set records no SoS has matched for frequent flyer miles.

<><> set record for collecting billions from foreign govts by selling out US ntl securty interests.

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Oops, I almost forgot---the personable Hillary made great friends while in the US Senate (/snix).

Then-US Sen Clinton and Sen Corzine. Corzine was fresh out of Goldman Sachs executive suite, buying his NJ Senate seat office for $65 million; then buying the NJ governorship. Out of office, he ran a hedge fund where $1.5 B went missing.

And when Chelsea's husband started a hedge fund, he gained access to investors who had ties to the Clintons and Goldman Sachs. Back in 2011, Mezvinsky, now 37, and two former Goldman Sachs'ers — Bennett Grau and Mark Mallon — began raising money for Mezvinsky's Eaglevale Partners LP hedge fund.

Some of Mezvinsky's investors included Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein. Blankfein, a slavish Democrat supporter, said he had "always been a fan of Hillary Clinton."

The WSJ reported extensively on the hedge fund's underperformance since its inception and Mezvinsky's mediocre investing and strategizing.

[wastoute]

We watched Chris Wallace grill Santorum last night. Santorum is a big boy and I am not whining for him. Wallace really takes it to these guys. At the moment I can’t remember who, Fiorina or Walker, but he literally brow beat some one a week or so ago. If or when Hillary comes out of the bunker and these urinalists don’t treat her the same then Cruz, Walker, Florio, etc. need to band together and let these urinalists know that if they lob softballs one after the next at Hillary there won’t be anymore interviews, their questions won’t be answered, they will be shunned. Their bosses will have no choice but to get rid of them. In the season of our four year cycle when the media really sells the ink if they can’t get any they are useless to their bosses. Make the media the story. No excuses for our guys, once president they will have to face the likes of Putin. They are gonna have to show they can face the likes of Chris Wallace. However, if they can’t put an end to the kind of Candy Crowley crap we have seen repeatedly then maybe they ain’t up to the task of Putin and others. We know how Hillary will handle Putin. Once she has had the proper level of “donations” she will sell us out.

[Alberta's Child]

Hillary Clinton’s biggest problem in 2016 is the same as it was in 2008: Democrats don’t trust her. Another Clinton in the White House would be a major threat to a lot of their pet issues ... just like the last Clinton was.

[GoldenPup]

Hillary Losing Ground...

Good news for America.

[ReleaseTheHounds]

Because Barack Obama has had coattails as long as American Pharoah's tail, there are only 18 Democratic Governors across America so the pickings there are thin.

Kaslin, you are aware, I assume, that American Pharoah's tail was bitten off by a stable mate? Actually, that's an apt metaphor for Barack Obama's coattails...

[Theodore R.]

The American people still want a woman president at all costs. It’s “their” turn.

[Norseman]

Democrats are showing, in their support for Sanders in both public appearances and straw polls, that they themselves don’t want Hillary to be the Democrat nominee.

Sanders won’t be the eventual nominee, but he could be the candidate that knocks Hillary out of the ball game.

[Duckdog]

Couldn’t happen to a nicer person.