Doesn't expect to be Senate Majority leader, won't be on the Supreme Court.
Sigh.
I'm assuming that now that Obama is beating McCain by like 15 percent among white women, I can say that I think this is a shame without somebody calling me a harridan or anything.
CC
4 comments:
She was saying the same thing when she was first elected to the Senate...
I would not give up yet... its all part of the playbook.
Yours in Faith,
David
Yeah, I'm thinking that this is a "I'm humble and happy to be a Senator serving the great state of New York," sort of thing. I don't think you go from being super-duper ambitious to just being happy being an average old Senator.
I suspect that it's pretty genuine. That said it's genuine--honest--given that there's no present real question.
But it's different answering a hypothetical question about the future than it is answering one about right now.
Hillary, I believe, really doesn't believe she'll run for the presidency again. She's likely right. But... if somehow Obama implodes and leaves us disappointed and 2012 becomes a meaningful question for the Democrats...
Nixon said he was quitting politics after losing a bid for Governor of California and then came back to run and win in 1968.
Maybe not the best analogy, but I think you see my point.
I doubt you will have seen the end of Hillary Clinton. Still, I really do think we'll have a female President within the next decade or at maximum fifteen years. It may not be here---but there are so many better female candidates for elective office than Hillary.
Post a Comment