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Topic	Honestly, Hillary should run for president again.
VeesMcGees 10/23/23 6:04:53 AM #40:	[LFAQs-redacted-quote] If Biden ran for 2016 he'd have probably lost, and Clinton could have possibly won 2020. Clinton's first problem was that she didn't take Trump as serious threat (the republican candidates didn't at first either). The other two problems are unique to her. The people upset about Benghazi (not saying someone else wouldn't have acted the same, but she was the one in the position at the time) and being a woman (there was definitely misogyny against her). This being said, Clinton lost the democratic nomination to Obama in 2008 and lost to Trump in 2016. After defeats in-party and out-of-party, one doesn't look like a winner and also feels like a stale push of a candidate. Those are not good things. <cite>VeesMcGees posted [p:976812145] in Honestly, ... [t:80600667]...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> If Biden ran for 2016 he'd have probably lost, and Clinton could have possibly won 2020.Clinton's first problem was that she didn't take Trump as serious threat (the republican candidates didn't at first either). The other two problems are unique to her. The people upset about Benghazi (not saying someone else wouldn't have acted the same, but she was the one in the position at the time) and being a woman (there was definitely misogyny against her). This being said, Clinton lost the democratic nomination to Obama in 2008 and lost to Trump in 2016. After defeats in-party and out-of-party, one doesn't look like a winner and also feels like a stale push of a candidate. Those are not good things.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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