| | | Personally I am exuberant about Hillary running for office. Old, tired, not aging well, with drinking and health problems, with no accomplishments except taking payoffs from foreign countries and companies, who has a problem looking the public in the eye and keeps creating foreseeable unnecessary scandals. And while there are potential challengers, no one is going to be able to take it away from her this time. It's gonna come down to her or a Republican in the WH. Heh, and most of the Democrats don't like her.
 
Above from her email scandal speech, where she looked up at the corners of the building every time she raised her head ..... she literally couldn't look anyone in the audience in the eye.
She didn't show up to the pre-launch off-record with the MSM's Democratic operatives (aka the Democratic Steno Pool) to give them their marching orders. She didn't appear before the public to announce and her Iowa campaign is kicking off with meetings closed to the public.
Hillary To Connect With Middle Class, Will Do Two Events In Iowa, Neither Are Open To The Public…
http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2015/04/12/hillary-clinton-campaign-wines-dines-media-at-off-record-dinners/
She clearly doesn't look forward to campaigning, doesn't want to deal with the public and the media, but Bill will insist she run. If Bill Clinton dropped dead tomorrow, she'd drop the race like a hot potato and breathe a big sigh of relief.
The Message Behind Hillary’s Announcement: ‘We Just Want to Get This Over With’
BY: Daniel Bassali
April 10, 2015 11:50 am
After being plagued by scandal, Hillary Clinton’s campaign has decided she will deliver her official presidential announcement Sunday.
Unlike Ted Cruz’s announcement, there will be no great fanfare.
“We just wanted to get this thing over with and get on with it,” a soon-to-be Clinton staffer told Politico.
The statement has some pundits saying that Clinton does not actually want to run a campaign—she wants the end result, to become president.
The $2 billion Clinton push will begin with a video and a post on social media.
Clinton will redo her “listening tour” from her winning campaign for the Senate, rather than pushing campaign goals.
“It doesn’t appear it’s going to be now,” NBC’s Chuck Todd said. “You’ve got to go a roll out that the candidate is comfortable with. She’s not the big speech type of candidate.
“You know, that’s not who she is… they didn’t know how to launch the presidential campaign. They struggled in it. The book tour didn’t go well. What went well for her? The New York senate race.
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