Unfortunately, The Answer Is Hillary

American Thinker ^ | 3/6/2020 | Joel Gilbert

[RArtfulogerDodger]

"...Whom will Joe Biden endorse, by design, on the eve of the Democrat Party Convention when he announces that, on advice his wife and doctors, he will not pursue the Democrat Party nomination?

Answer: Hillary.

After having watched Joe Biden's further descent into senility and confusion between March and July, who will relieved Democrats, women especially, embrace as their tried and true candidate?

Answer: Hillary.

And who, by design, will name as her vice president a fellow with the last name of Bloomberg who just happens to be waiting in the wings with his nationwide campaign offices open and with full staff on salary and billions in cash?

Answer: Hillary....."

[Borges]

Also, if Biden drops out but Bernie gets passed over, a significant segment of his base will feel screwed over and will not vote for the candidate the DNC does choose.

[Daffynition]

I forgot to watch, but Hellery was on w/ Andy Cohen last night.....cackling her way to a shotski.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1235791747462115329

[mad_as_he$$]

Only time will tell. BUT the Dems will do whatever it takes to make sure they win(or at least try to).

[epluribus_2]

DO IT!

[Phlyer]

No way.

I agree. The Dimms never renominate someone who lost. And, as you said, she is even more reviled now than in 2016.

They may have their real candidate in the green room but it is not the witch.

At least, not this witch. What I think people forget, both on this forum and other pundits, is that the Dimms are the party of group identity. No one is important (to the party) because of who they are individually, but only because of the various victim groups in which they claim membership. So . . .

Who is black, female, "articulate," "clean," and tied to the most extreme wing of the party yet has a claim to being moderate?

In the green room, held back so that her sordid past is not examined by other Dimms who could get away with attacking her on it before the nomination is made . . . enter Moochelle with the magic last name.

Actual personal qualifications - like a demonstrated track record of being able to run a large organization, or deep study/experience on critical issues - is irrelevant. It wasn't an issue for her husband. She has the most 'identity' points of any potential candidate. That's all that really matters.

[epluribus_2]

The President likely has the emails now.

[SMARTY]

Joe’s life wont’ be worth a plug nickel with her as VP or anywhere NEAR the WH

[Empire_of_Liberty]

I think you missed the theory.

[devane617]

Michael Obama maybe, but I doubt it would be Hillary.

[Leaning Right]

> Hillary is too infirm to survive the rigors of the primaries and the more people see and hear her the less they like her <

Hillary would have to campaign like FDR did in his later years. Keep public appearances to a minimum and rely on the media. I could see that working if the DNC gets their voter fraud machine running at full blast.

Many folks here forget that a swing of maybe 100,000 votes nationwide would have given Hillary the presidency.

[Spruce]

Plus, Michelle is hung like LBJ. So there’s that...

[ez]

I honestly think Hillary moves and shakes more events in Washington than Trump does as it is. She has him on constant defense.

[DPMD]

It’s no coincidence the HULU doc on this monster. It recalls the hollywood hagiograph “The American President”in the 1996 election year, another bootlicking session for the rapist, perjurer and witness intimidator.

[Phlyer]

. . .Michele Obama (hand-selected by Barack) as his running mate. And, should the unthinkable happen and Biden wins, he’ll resign . . .

A credible scenario . . . if he can last long enough to make it to the election. That's not certain. The press is covering for him now, but once the conventions are over, Trump is going to start making people look at all the signs of Joe's senility.

Frankly, I think the Dimm-e is even more concerned about that then about Sanders . . . but the start of this posting was about Biden stepping aside at some appropriate time, and if they really thought he could win the general election, I absolutely believe this scenario is in their playbook. In the meantime, they have to keep Sanders from sewing things up so they can bring out their 'real' candidate at the right time.

[gcparent]

Scary.

[pnut22]

Hilary was on at least two TV shows this week. One on Bravo and another interview for someone. I saw the Bravo one (For a second) and she is thinner and looks like she had her face done. The beast is back.

[Maceman]

Trump will make minced meat out of her. I don’t see Hillary having a chance against him in 2020.

[rktman]

Pffttt! Nuzzlin’ joe is rapidly spiraling downward into some odd lack of brain function. I wonder if he’ll make it to the convention.

[ModelBreaker]

Hillary would be this century’s Harold Stassen.

[Fiddlstix]