The political saga continues with an unexpected twist worthy of a primetime drama: Hillary Clinton may be preparing for another run at the presidency. The former Secretary of State, who has twice sought the nation’s highest office, is being touted as a potential successor to President Joe Biden. As Biden retreats to his Rehoboth Beach home, whispers of a Democratic coup are making Washington D.C. the epicenter of real-life political intrigue.
Rumors of dissatisfaction are circulating among the Democratic upper echelons, reminiscent of backstage whispers at a Broadway show. Influential figures such as former President Barack Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi are suspected of orchestrating damaging leaks in an attempt to dissuade Biden from running in 2024. This sets the stage for a high-stakes, clandestine power struggle that could make “Game of Thrones” seem like a leisurely game of checkers.
Enter Hillary Clinton, poised to take center stage once again. An op-ed by Pablo O’Hana in The Hill suggests she could be the “mightiest of all” choices to replace Biden. O’Hana contends that no other candidate possesses Clinton’s qualifications and experience, likening her potential return to Michael Jordan rejoining the NBA to rescue a floundering team—a tantalizing prospect, but how likely is it?
The timing is certainly dramatic. As Vice President Kamala Harris courts donors and rallies supporters in North Carolina, Biden remains ensconced in his beachfront property. While some media outlets promote Harris as the ideal alternative, O’Hana’s piece highlights Clinton’s extensive experience and adaptability, asserting she could unite the party and lead a successful campaign without the challenges of incumbency.
O’Hana’s argument is straightforward yet persuasive: Clinton can transform past defeats into proactive support, reminding voters of the high stakes in 2024. He attributes her lifelong commitment to public service and proven leadership as the elements that could help her rise above the contentious spectacle of contemporary politics. If politics were a reality show, this would be the cliffhanger season finale that leaves everyone on tenterhooks.
The speculation was further fueled by Trump advisor Jason Miller’s declaration, “She’s running!”, in response to O’Hana’s piece. The comment has generated considerable buzz, even if it feels like a case of déjà vu. For many, the prospect of another Clinton campaign is both thrilling and controversial, promising a return to the drama, intrigue, and high-stakes tension that defines American politics.
As Democrats grapple with this internal upheaval, all eyes will be on Hillary Clinton to see if she decides to reenter the political arena.
Is the loser of Benghazi going to try again? Hasn’t she already done enough damage to this country already??? She approved a sale of uranium supplies the US had to Russia and gave them the ability to build many more bombs. And the number of people that have died around the Clintons is enough to fill several dump trucks. They have the world record for depressed and suicidal people on their staff, but only when they are going to reveal insider information about the evils of the Clintons.
Clinton also broke the law as to records. She purposely destroyed her home computer and all her cell phones that would have exposed her crimes, but she destroyed them.