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"I welcome a debate - just not right now. Ideally, I welcome it after I'm out of office, because believe you me, it's going to be torches-and-pitchforks time wh
by Vivtek 13y ago
"I welcome a debate - just not right now. Ideally, I welcome it after I'm out of office, because believe you me, it's going to be torches-and-pitchforks time when this shit hits the fan. But in the meantime, it sounds a lot better if I welcome that debate."
- Vivtek 13y agoCome to think of it - I just now realized why Hillary Clinton is not planning on running this year. Interesting. I'm guessing they're going to hand off this particular political grenade back to the Republicans, just like the Republicans stayed away from the election in droves last year.
- outside1234 13y agothe only reason she is not running this year (in reality she is already running) is that there isn't a presidential election until 2016.
- anigbrowl 13y agoRunning for what? We don't even have mid-term elections until next year, and those are only for Congress.
- Vivtek 13y agoUgh. "Campaigning this year for the 2016 presidential elections" - why does everybody in this community so very love to pick nits?
- spoiledtechie 13y agoWhat are you talking about torches and pitchforks? I wish we as a community stood up against this and bring torches, but rather we stay behind a computer and sit quietly.... No torches and pitchforks even if we wanted to...
- libraryatnight 13y agoI'd love to see something organized, some sort of showing, it seems like rallies or protests should be easier to organize these days.
- jgeorge 13y agoI'm glad I'm not alone in thinking the unspoken end of the sentence "I welcome a debate..." was "...anytime after February 2016."
- erichurkman 13y agoHe won't have time to debate anything after leaving office; he'll be too busy doing rallies and fundraisers for the DNC and collecting 6-figure speaking fees. (Based on recent past presidents, anyway.)