No one wants Bill Clinton

[Apocalypto]

@NuffSaid

But, if we get a black woman as president, oh boy. That’ll leave a mark that lasts for decades.

That’ll start a civil war.

[BillBrown]

@armycowboy

@party-free

It’s been almost 20 years since he was relevant. People praise the job he did as president, and condemn his personal behavior. When hasn’t that been the case?

Bill campaigning for anyone at this point would accomplish what exactly? There are voters today who were either just born or were only a couple of years old when he left office.

This.

No one under the age of 42 was able to vote for Clinton. Bring up Bill Clinton, Ted Kennedy, etc is an old people argument that means nothing to a very large percentage of the electorate.

No one has ever been able to vote for Oprah Winfrey.
Why has she become such a hot item on the campaign trail at 64 years old?

[sikofit]

@BillBrown

Anyone who claims to be able to get into people’s minds is a fool, to be blunt.

You mean like you tried doing for the whole Democratic party?

@BillBrown

I thought it was interesting that the grand old Democrat was now persona non grata .

[BillBrown]

@sikofit

@BillBrown

Anyone who claims to be able to get into people’s minds is a fool, to be blunt.

You mean like you tried doing for the whole Democratic party?

@BillBrown

I thought it was interesting that the grand old Democrat was now persona non grata .

I didn’t. I was repeating what the article indicated. You fabricated yours from scratch.
I don’t have anymore to say to you.

[NuffSaid]

And the hot ticket item for Republicans was if Dwayne Johnson (aka the Rock) was going to run in 2020.

All of this speculation is simply hypotheticals. The dabbling of Hollywood into politics. Trump, a Hollywood star, won. So now, some are wondering who will be the next Hollywood star to try their luck. Y’all can thank Hollywood B actor star Ronnie Reagan for opening that door.

[armycowboy]

She’s a very popular and influential celebrity?

[sikofit]

@BillBrown

No one has ever been able to vote for Oprah Winfrey.
Why has she become such a hot item on the campaign trail at 64 years old?

Why is that a problem?

[Blackwolf]

@Apocalypto

Dude, the Clintons are done. Serious question, why can’t you let them go?

We all know why, especially Trumpists.

[zonulet]

@BillBrown

@Mountain_Soldier

@adroit

Democratic Party: Party of principles.

GOP: Party of Ted Cruz bending the knee to Trump.

Amazing how they become the party of principles 20 years after the fact.

And I do call complete ■■■■■■■■ on that in general. Ted Kennedy.

Don’t forget JFK. Sleeping with a Mob moll and a German spy in the WH.
He’s still their sweetheart over 50 years later.

Johnson picked right up where John Fornication Kennedy left off.

[party-free]

@BillBrown

I think they have just started saying it.

Who is “they?”

@BillBrown

During Clinton’s impeachment the Democrat mantra was “Everybody makes mistakes” and “Everybody lies about sex”. He was never characterized as an effective louse by ANY Democrat candidate.

Nice broadbrushing!

[Kyshia]

@mollyBrown

How great that Democrats are rejecting a person accused of sexual assault. Unlike the republicans who are embracing the man with 19 accusers.

Great post, as well as your three followups.

[NebraskaFootball]

@NuffSaid

We should have nominated Ham Sandwich, although I don’t know if he (or she) would want to switch parties.

They would have received my vote in 2016! And depending on what 2020 looks like, perhaps another then as well.

[adroit]

@Mountain_Soldier

@adroit

Democratic Party: Party of principles.

GOP: Party of Ted Cruz bending the knee to Trump.

Amazing how they become the party of principles 20 years after the fact.

And I do call complete ■■■■■■■■ on that in general. Ted Kennedy.

Yeah, I know it’s crazy that some people are capable of changing and growing as well as fresh faces joining the party. Unlike the GOP, which seems to be completely regressing under Trump. Well done.

[Kyshia]

@NuffSaid

Can’t have all the accolades.

That’s why after the black president, we had to switch to a 70 yr old white guy who embraces Nationalism. We might get a black guy as president again, and the sting won’t be as bad. But, if we get a black woman as president, oh boy. That’ll leave a mark that lasts for decades.

If the reaction to Obama was Trump, then the reaction to a black woman like Oprah would be Uday or Qusay Trump.

[SimplyTrying]

no problem at all.

[janer]

I didn’t read the article, but I’m not sure what value Clinton would bring to anyone’s campaign, or that he would be a draw to a rally. But I would say the same about other former presidents, Bush, Carter. I don’t think it’s just the #MeToo movement, I think he’s just seen as no longer relevant.

[DougBH]

They adored Bill Clinton at the Democratic convention of 2012. He just became inconvenient for political purposes as they tried to play on Trumps lose background. Bill was preventing them from pretending they cared about that stuff.

[Kyshia]

@adroit

Yeah, I know it’s crazy that some people are capable of changing and growing as well as fresh faces joining the party. Unlike the GOP, which seems to be completely regressing under Trump. Well done.

I don’t know about you, but change for the better–whether in the Constitution, in society, or in my personal life–infuriates me and makes me talk about hypocrisy, because to be honest thinking hurts my head.

[Apocalypto]

@DougBH

They adored Bill Clinton at the Democratic convention of 2012.

That was six years ago, an eternity in political time frame.

[BillBrown]

@Apocalypto

@DougBH

They adored Bill Clinton at the Democratic convention of 2012.

That was six years ago, an eternity in political time frame.

He had to mean 2016. There wasn’t a convention in 2012.