Posted on 02/16/2020 12:39:29 PM PST by simpson96
It was a Drudge Report headline calculated to shock: “Exclusive: Bloomberg Considers Hillary Running Mate. The underlying story, at CNBC, stated that the Drudge Report itself was claiming that a source close to Mike Bloomberg’s campaign had stated that Bloomberg was considering asking Hillary Clinton to serve as his running mate. The reason given was that internal polling said that the two of them together would be a dynamic duo.
The story was met with incredulity and much hilarity (if you'll pardon the pun). The idea that Hillary Clinton would play second fiddle to anyone was hard to fathom. Moreover, given Hillary’s grating personality, the collapse of all her initiatives during her stint as Secretary of State, her habit of enriching herself at the country’s expense, and her failed candidacy, it was hard to imagine why anyone would want her on the ballot.
Twitter, the repository of clever one-liners, had a wonderful time imagining what a Bloomberg/Hillary pairing would look like and the effect it would have on Trump’s campaign:
I can think of absolutely NOTHING that would make @realDonaldTrump and his supporters happier.
Do it, @HillaryClinton.
Make our day. https://t.co/bw6PbHa8y9 — Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) February 15, 2020
President William Henry Harrison set the record for the shortest presidential term, dying a mere 31 days in office.
With a Vice President @HillaryClinton, a President @MikeBloomberg could shatter this record. https://t.co/XLo5GrRila — Mike Davis (@mrddmia) February 16, 2020
Former Clinton Advisor Warns Mike Bloomberg: "Before You Put Hillary on Your Ticket, Better Hire a Taster" https://t.co/go6c6I7SLj via @gatewaypundit — Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit)February 15, 2020
Death wish... https://t.co/omzHrt7Z05 — James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) February 15, 2020
Can you imagine having Hillary Clinton as your Veep? She’d shank you at the inaugural breakfast. https://t.co/ThChJiCL9P — Caitlin Flanagan (@CaitlinPacific) February 16, 2020
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Can I purchase a life insurance policy on the blooming idiot?
What a ludicrous statement.
She wouldn't do it herself. She'd have it hired out.
Maybe they could run as Co-Presidents.
I can see the yard signs now: “Rich/Bitch 2020”
After being POTUS from 1993-2000, she wouldn’t take the demotion.
Not sure if such stories from the conservative media which simply repeat comments made in the conservative echo chamber amount to much.
The Hildebeast is already having a reversible mourning/swearing in pantsuit made.
That dude is so short he makes Robert Reich look like Andre the Giant.
He knows he would suddenly decide to commit suicide by one or two shotgun blasts to the head shortly after winning the election.
MiniMike better think twice before putting her in second place...he is one “accident” from her being President. Think she wouldn’t do it?
Bloom and Doom
Bedbug and the Louse
Was that the suicide where just after having slit his throat he was found having stuck a knife in his back after having shot himself while putting a rope around his neck before having dropped the poisoned glass which made him fall down a flight of stairs at Marcy Park? Huh? What a co-inky-dink!
You just can’t make this stuff up.
Nothing should be allowed to stand in the way of her gaining all power over the American people. At least that’s what all her people think.
Bedbug and the black widow or widow maker
Others have suggested that Bloomberg’s plan would be to resign (ostensibly for health reasons). He could make a deal with Hillary—let him be President for a few months or even a year, then she could take over. And he would seek her approval for any important appointments he made. She could take the time as Vice President to replenish the Clinton Foundation coffers Biden-style.
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