Hillary Clinton Might Run Again in 2020

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posted on November 14, 2018
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It’s like “Groundhog Day” where you keep reliving your worst nightmare. It seems Hillary Clinton plans to hit the campaign trail again.

Two top Democrats penned an opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal in which they said that the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee would not let "two stunning defeats stand in the way of her claim to the White House."

Of course Clinton is playing coy about her plans. But if she does run, you can bet the anti-gun rhetoric will be on high heat. (Can you imagine her and Michael Bloomberg in a debate among Democrats? Each one will be trying to outdo the other in saying just how far they’re willing to go to nullify our rights.) All at the expense of focusing on more important issues facing the nation.

It will be interesting to see what the nation’s “deplorables” would have to say about it if Clinton were to face off against Trump again.

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