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Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is beginning to hint at what role her husband, former President Bill Clinton, could have in her administration if elected president.
At a campaign stop in Fort Mitchell, Ky., Clinton said her husband would be "in charge of reitalizing the economy."
Clinton: I'd put Bill 'in charge of revitalizing the economy'
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: Profusion
With Bill Clinton being so disliked in general
Actually Bill is quite liked, it's Hilldog that isn't.
originally posted by: MysticPearl
Should be a surprise to......nobody.
We all knew with Hillary running we'd get the Clinton package. It would be another Clinton era in Washington, only this time on the back of eight years of a progressive, leftist, non-sensical Obuma administration.
This btw opens the door for Trump to rightly go in on them both. Some argued Bill should be off limits. I'd argue Trump should attack both head on and spill as many dark secrets as possible as it's really Trump vs the Clintons, not Trump vs Hillary.
originally posted by: xuenchen
This could be a 2,500,000 vote getter for Trump.
I read a lot of comments on the stories about Bill Clinton flying on Jeffrey Epstein's jet. I've never read such negativity about a former or current US president before
originally posted by: MysticPearl
I'd argue Trump should attack both head on and spill as many dark secrets as possible as it's really Trump vs the Clintons, not Trump vs Hillary.
originally posted by: Subaeruginosa
originally posted by: MysticPearl
I'd argue Trump should attack both head on and spill as many dark secrets as possible as it's really Trump vs the Clintons, not Trump vs Hillary.
So basically, you think Trumps campaign should just concentrate on all the TMZ style gossip about the Clinton's private life?
That probably actually makes sense though... since its not like Trump has anything on the Clinton's, when it comes to a proven track record of being able to run a stable and thriving economy.