This will be a big one. The Demorcats will have to move away from the centre and back to the Left in a bid to win back the youth, mobilise the minorities and empower the Middle classes once again.
Sanders and Clinton will be too old and the clamor for Michelle Obama to run is slightly ridiculous.
It’s already bound to be more of the same great craic with the candidacy of Donald Trump (almost) definite.
I’d imagine the Clinton name is a bit mucky in Democrat circles. This familial entitlement is more than a little annoying.
I think they learned it from the macentees
I’m not sure if Trump will look for a second term. The chase is always better then the catch. He strikes me as the sort that might get bored of it after 1 term. Particularly if he has trouble pushing his policies through. I reckon he’ll pack it in. Not necessarily good news for the republicans though. They have ripped themselves apart during this campaign and names like Paul Ryan who would have been considered an absolute banker is now left if interested to try and ando reunite a party that has split three ways.
As regards the democrats, I think they’ll look outside. An outside shot is George Clooney.
Clooneys name has come up on more then one occasion. All this talk about Michelle OBama can be shelved. She needed Hillary to win and get a seat in cabinet to have half a chance
I’m not saying he is or isn’t a lightweight. I’m just saying his name has been mentioned. An awful lot depends on Trump and do how he gets on. Would love to hear the views of @anon7035031 on this thread
Not as crazy as it sounds, but probably too soon for her, she’s only 36. She needs to build up a bit of a political career first, and get away from the tainted Clinton Foundation (in fairness to her the WikiLeaks disclosures suggest she was concerned about some of its activities).