HILLARY FOR PRESIDENT

[Duchess]

[FAHQTOO]

[Duchess]

[FAHQTOO]

Could you please call her and tell her to do something with that hideous hair? PLEASE???

Nevermind...that's a job for Aussie.

[Duchess]

I notice her hair too. She's the only hardworking "public" female I know who forgoes a trip to the salon in favor of working. She's taking a year off soon, chances are she'll look a lot better after some R & R.

[Jimbone]

Barf.

Duchess just wants to see more Bill.

[Maggot]

She's gonna need a midget in a clown car following her with a shovel to pick up poop by then.

[username]

Maybe she could do a little nip/tuck before she runs for President.

At this stage, she's a party favorite for 2016.

[Duchess]

Maybe she could do a little nip/tuck before she runs for President.

I think she'll spend a significant amount of time out of the public eye & when we see her again she'll look remarkably refreshed. *wink wink*

[Duchess]

Hillary Clinton is running for President.

Hillary Clinton was the main speaker in a packed ballroom of the Willard Hotel, she was greeted with a standing ovation and then a short, adoring film, a video Festschrift testifying to her years as First Lady, senator, and, above all, secretary of state. The film, an expensive-looking production, went to the trouble of collecting interviews with Israeli politicians—Benjamin Netanyahu, Ehud Barak, Tzipi Livni—and American colleagues, like John Kerry. Tony Blair, striking the moony futuristic note that was general in the hall, said, “I just have an instinct that the best is yet to come.”

The film was like an international endorsement four years in advance of the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary. The tone was so reverential that it resembled the sort of film that the Central Committee of the Communist Party might have produced for Leonid Brezhnev’s retirement party if Leonid Brezhnev would only have retired and the Soviets had been in possession of advanced video technology. After it was over there was a separate video from the President. Looking straight into the camera, Obama kvelled at length: “You’ve been at my side at some of the most important moments of my Administration.”

When the videos were over (and as the evening moved on), there was much chatter about what Clinton would do after she steps down from the Cabinet next month—get a haircut; take a few weeks sleeping off jet lag at Canyon Ranch; read the polls and the political landscape; do good works; do good works for the good people of, say, Iowa—and so on. Everyone had a theory of which they were one hundred percent certain. There wasn’t much doubt about the ultimate direction. 2007-8 was but a memory and 2016 was within sight. She’s running.

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[username]

She said something in her remarks after the video that if they watched it a couple more times they could count her hairdos.

[Midwest Spy]

If the Republicans can't find a young(ish), dynamic candidate of color, she'll be a shoo-in.

[Duchess]

They have a few years to groom someone, let's see what they do with that opportunity.

[sally]

Her hair has always been fucked up.

[Duchess]

I would have passed on a young Bill.

[username]

I think Chelsea got her looks from her mother.

See what a FLAT IRON can do, Ramsey?

[HairOfTheDog]

If the Republicans can't find a young(ish), dynamic candidate of color, she'll be a shoo-in.

I think Marco Rubio is an up and comer; I remember you mentioning him as someone to watch as well. There was a lot of enthusiasm when Republicans thought that he was going to be named as Romney's running mate.

Though not of color, I'm interested to see where Rand Paul's political aspirations take him in the next few years as well.

[Midwest Spy]

If the Republicans can't find a young(ish), dynamic candidate of color, she'll be a shoo-in.

I think Marco Rubio is an up and comer; I remember you mentioning him as someone to watch as well. There was a lot of enthusiasm when Republicans thought that he was going to be named as Romney's running mate.

Though not of color, I'm interested to see where Rand Paul's political aspirations take him in the next few years as well.

Rubio seemed like a decent guy watching him at the RNC. Well spoken, came from modest means.

I'll tell you who people DON'T want to see: Someone like Boehner. Guy makes my skin crawl. He still feels like he's in a position of such power, even after the beatdown the Republicans took.

If this Fiscal Cliff does not get taken care of, I'm blaming him. I think Obama is willing to negotiate, but Repubs are going to HAVE to raise taxes on those making $250,000+. There's no way around it.

JUST GET IT DONE, FUCKSTICKS!!

[Maggot]

I think Chelsea got her looks from her mother.

See what a FLAT IRON can do, Ramsey?

Do you realize how many rolls of film they had to go through to get those two good shots????? How many days????


Have you seen her wedding pictures?????

[aussiefriend]

I like to call this look the 'Wall of Hair'.

I think that this look would see Hillary in the Big House in 2016