Clinton seems pretty convinced she won’t be selected as a VP candidate, is that because she knows she’s going to be the presidential candidate? #Hillary2020#StillWithHer
Harvard-Harris, top 5 current 2020 field among Democratic voters:
Biden 29
Sanders 16
Warren 13
Buttigieg 8
Bloomberg 7
If Hillary Clinton and John Kerry get in race?
Clinton 21
Biden 20
Sanders 12
Warren 9
Buttigieg & Kerry 5
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@Hill4prez2020 @lionessmom76 Yes. Theoretically, Hillary can jump in at any time; she already has huge name recognition, support and the necessary funds. She doesn’t need to build a huge campaign.
To all the candidates, staff, and volunteers who have worked their hearts out for presidential campaigns that have ended—remember that fighting for what you believe in is always worth it.
@Corinne4Hillary It just seems Clinton really means no when she says no, like today in Wales. I, of course, would support Hillary if she jumped into this race but it’s also a time to be realistic. I believe Clinton will be on the ballot, if not as President then as Vice-President.
New Hampshire deadline has now passed and I hate to admit, it seems unlikely Hillary is going to make a bid for the presidency. In my view, her only entrance can now be if there’s a contested convention and no candidate can secure a majority (very unlikely). #Hillary2020
@FrankLo53587668@HillaryClinton I think even if she hasn’t announced by then she could still jump in. I mean if there’s a contested convention she could jump in July, this primary is so shaky, anything can happen.