[Dilbert San Diego]

She has her place in history, as the first woman nominee of a major party; as the first woman nominee with a serious chance of winning the general election.

Hillary will have her place in history, but it’s not the place in history she really wanted.

I may not live long enough, but, would love to see a movie about Hillary and the Clintons, all their machinations behind the scenes, the hubris of Hillary as she sought the presidency, how she felt entitled, etc. But then, to see her fall short of what she felt was her destiny. Would make for a nice Shakespearean story, in my opinion.

[Ancesthntr]

“I may not live long enough, but, would love to see a movie about Hillary and the Clintons, all their machinations behind the scenes, the hubris of Hillary as she sought the presidency, how she felt entitled, etc. But then, to see her fall short of what she felt was her destiny. Would make for a nice Shakespearean story, in my opinion.”

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Unless you’re under about 35, don’t hold your breath - it took 50 years for the story about Mary Jo Kopechne’s murder by Senator Ted (the Swimmer) Kennedy to be told - and that was just one incident, not a lifetime of corruption. Alas, we’ll both probably have to watch the movie on this subject made by “Heavenly Productions” several years after we start pushing up daisies.