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There really isn\u2019t any way for Felonia to run for president again. She\u2019s a two time loser and has demonstrated that she is utterly inept as a campaigner. Worse, she has shown herself to be totally corrupt and literally doesn\u2019t think the rules apply to her. Additionally, these two are running into another issue, the bribes are no longer coming in. So what is a complete and utter failure to do next? Here\u2019s what Politico has found out<\/a>:<\/p>\n In a series of private meetings and phone calls at their home in Chappaqua, in New York City and in Washington, Bill and Hillary Clinton are slowly starting to puzzle through their political future, according to over a dozen people who have spoken directly with them, and nearly two dozen other Democrats who have been briefed on their thinking. <\/b><\/p>\n The recently vanquished candidate has told some associates she\u2019s looking at a spring timeline for mapping out some of her next political steps. Still recovering from her stunning loss, a political return is far from the top of Clinton\u2019s mind, with much of her planning focused around the kinds of projects she wants to take on outside the partisan arena, like writing or pushing specific policy initiatives. <\/b><\/p>\n Honestly, the Clinton\u2019s have nothing to offer the Democrat party, not that they ever did. In 2008, Felonia was tossed aside by the Democrats who wanted to put Obama in as the first black president. As a consolation prize, they had Felonia appointed Secretary of State with the understanding that it would be her turn once Obama was through wrecking things. We\u2019ve just seen how that idea worked out.<\/p>\n Just as the Democratic Party feels its way through a landscape without either Clinton looming over its future for the first time in nearly a quarter century, Clinton herself is working through the uncertainty surrounding how to best return to the fold. <\/b><\/p>\n Hey Felonia! When the phone doesn\u2019t ring, that will be the Democrat Party looking for you!<\/p>\n There have been no conversations about starting her own political group but Clinton has spoken with leaders of emerging Democratic-leaning organizations about their work, and has discussed possible opportunities to work with Organizing For Action, former President Barack Obama\u2019s initiative. <\/b><\/p>\n Yeah, that isn\u2019t going to happen. The Obama\u2019s hate the Clintons and the feeling is mutual.<\/p>\n Among the potential political priorities she has mentioned to associates are building pipelines for young party leaders to rise and ensuring that a reconstructed Democratic National Committee functions as an effective hub that works seamlessly with other party campaign wings. <\/b><\/p>\n I think the last thing the \u201cYoung Party Leaders\u201d want to do is listen to an incompetent old bat of a has been. They\u2019ve been listening to you for 25 years and all they\u2019ve gotten is shafted. The information that the DNC was nothing more than a wholly owned subsidiary of Clinton Inc. and worked to subvert the primaries in her favor pretty much trashed Felonia in their eyes.<\/p>\n The one-time secretary of state has been in contact with a range of ex-aides, studying presentations as she tries to better understand the forces behind her shocking November defeat. <\/b><\/p>\n First, these aides are all probably trying to distance themselves from Felonia and Bubba. The smart ones are running as far away from her as they can. The dumb ones?<\/p>\n Included among those presentations has been a series of reports pulled together by her former campaign manager Robby Mook and members of his team, who have updated her not just on data and polling errors, but also on results among segments of the electorate where she underperformed, according to Democrats familiar with the project.<\/b><\/p>\n Mook is definitely one of the dumb ones. While I understand it\u2019s his job to support the candidate, it also looks like he was nothing more than a \u201cYes man\u201d internally. There were many signs that Felonia was in trouble, and he ignored them.<\/p>\n \u201cShe understands that a forensic exam of the campaign is necessary, not only for her, but for the party and other electeds, and for the investors in the campaign,\u201d said a close Hillary Clinton friend in Washington who, like several others, declined to speak on the record because their conversations with one or both Clintons were private. <\/b><\/p>\n \u201cPeople want to know that their investment was treated with respect, but that their mistakes wouldn\u2019t be repeated.” <\/b><\/p>\n Allow me to save you some time and money. Felonia von Pantsuit was a rotten candidate. She believed that the election process was nothing more then an inconvenience and that she should have just been appointed president. She had no message, other than \u201cOpen for business, all bribes cheerfully accepted\u201d and that it was \u201cHer turn.\u201d<\/p>\n For his part, Bill Clinton has spent considerable time poring over precinct-level results from the 2016 race while meeting with and calling longtime friends to rail against FBI Director James Comey\u2019s late campaign intervention and Russia\u2019s involvement, say a handful of Democrats who have spoken with him. <\/b><\/p>\n If anyone is angry at Felonia\u2019s loss, it\u2019s Bubba Horndog. Now she\u2019s going to be at home, with him, all the time. As to James Comey\u2019s \u201cIntervention\u201d? Thanks to you Bubba, he had no choice once you put your foot in it and compromised Loretta Lynch. When the New York office of the FBI found all that email on the laptop that Anthony \u201cThe perv\u201d and Felonia\u2019s girlfriend Huma Abedin, shared that Felonia had ordered erased, he had no choice but to go through the motions of \u201cInvestigating\u201d it. In other words, dumbass, it was all your fault.<\/p>\n \u201cMany Democratic politicians have been personally influenced or share direct ties to President Clinton, Secretary Clinton, or both. That history goes back decades,\u201d said Mack McLarty, Bill Clinton\u2019s first White House chief of staff and a lifelong friend, predicting their eventual return to the scene. \u201cAnd, despite the grave disappointment, resilience is in the Clintons\u2019 DNA. So, while I certainly don\u2019t expect to see them trying to assert their authority, I think there will be natural and welcome opportunities for them to engag<\/strong>e.”<\/p>\n [youtuber youtube=’http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Gbp_JQ7RxqM’]<\/p>\n The Clintons NOT try and reassert their authority? Don\u2019t make me laugh. Those two think that they should be king and queen of the United States. As for the Democrat Party? In their eyes, the Party exists solely for the purposes of enriching and enabling the Clintons, nothing else.<\/p>\n S<\/b>till, party leaders and friends alike expect them to jump back into the political fundraising and campaigning circuit in some form by the 2018 midterms \u2014 and perhaps in time for 2017\u2019s two gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia.<\/b><\/p>\n Fat lot of good it will do them. I do see New Jersey as a pickup only due to the stupidity of the Jersey Whale, Chris Christie\u2019s tenure. The state is very hard left, and I really don\u2019t see them moving to the right anytime soon. Virginia is another matter.<\/p>\n The current governor, Terry McAuliffe, is nothing more than a Clinton rump swab and bagman. He\u2019s term limited, and honestly, the only reason he won was the GOP(e) screwing over the Republican candidate. If there had been one more week in the campaign, the odds are Virginia would have had a Republican governor and far fewer problems.<\/p>\n A number of Hillary Clinton\u2019s most prominent 2016 supporters are likely to need the help soon, including Florida Sen. Bill Nelson, Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine and Orlando attorney John Morgan \u2014 both likely gubernatorial candidates in 2018 \u2014 as well as Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown, Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey, and New Jersey governor hopeful Phil Murphy. <\/b><\/p>\n All of those \u201cFriends of Felonia\u201d are in really deep trouble politically. With the exception of New Jersey, they all went for President Trump. If Trump does a good job and starts fixing the issues left by Obama, then these people are toast.<\/p>\n But neither Clinton is likely to run for office again, never mind the New York City mayoral rumors that Hillary Clinton’s friends routinely laugh off. <\/b><\/p>\n There was talk of Felonia running for Mayor of New York City. The current moron in office is in a photo finish with a federal investigation, and is probably going to lose if he has a decent opponent. This, of course, leaves out Felonia von Pantsuit. She\u2019s so bad she would probably lose that election as well.<\/p>\n \u201cThe Democratic Party does need new blood, new faces, and I don\u2019t think Bill or Hillary Clinton would ever want to get back and run for anything \u2014 I don\u2019t think a team of mules could drag them to do that,\u201d said Pryor. <\/b><\/p>\n Allow me to correct things for you. A team of wild horses with rockets up their asses couldn\u2019t stop those two from getting back in if they thought they had a snowball\u2019s chance in Hell. Which they don\u2019t.<\/p>\n Their current political standing within the party is somewhat precarious, defined by a mixture of admiration for the family balanced with frustration, and in some cases, anger. <\/b><\/p>\n Many supporters of Sanders, for instance, are still licking their wounds from the bruising primary, and have seized the post-election moment to gain power in local Democratic party committees across the country \u2014 often by dismissing the more establishment-oriented Clintonian way of doing business. <\/b><\/p>\n Bernie Sanders was many things. An outright criminal wasn\u2019t one of them. He\u2019s also finished as well, especially if President Trump really turns things around. Sanders isn\u2019t even part of the Democrat Party any longer. He left right after he had the primaries stolen from him by the Clinton Crime Cartel.<\/p>\n And some Clinton supporters in the states are irritated by the lack of a formal, public-facing autopsy from her campaign since the absence of even a preliminary acknowledgment of fault has made it harder for the party to raise money on a local level \u2014 donors feel burned.<\/b><\/p>\n Burned is an understatement for the Democrat Donors. Felonia blew will over $1.5 billion dollars on her campaign. President Trump spent roughly $600 million and had more funds left over when the election ended. The Democrat donors would have been better off setting fire to their money. At least they would have been warm and could have cooked vegan hotdogs over the flames.<\/p>\n Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, who was considered for Clinton\u2019s running-mate position last summer, said Hillary Clinton \u2014 like her husband \u2014 will have much to offer as a party elder, a sentiment repeated by up-and-coming liberals and veteran moderates alike.<\/b><\/p>\n \u201cThirty-four states have both their House and Senate in Republican hands, so there\u2019s a larger discussion [to be had]. It involves not just policy, but it involves funding, and she\u2019s going to be a respected voice who\u2019s been in just about every situation imaginable.” <\/b><\/p>\n There is a reason that most of the country has turned on the Democrats. They have no new ideas. They haven\u2019t had a new idea is 80 years, and the ones they had back then have proven to be a total failure. If they think that Felonia von Pantsuit is going to be a net asset to the Democrat Party, now that she\u2019s basically out, they need to have their heads examined.<\/p>\n Predicted former Pennsylvania governor and DNC chair Ed Rendell, a longtime family friend: \u201cI\u2019m certain Trump will screw up enough that by the fall of \u201918, Hillary\u2019s numbers will be way up again.” <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n