Thread: Bill, Hillary Clinton to embark on speaking tour amid #MeToo backlash

Hillabeans and Willy are addicted to money, power and fame. Sorry, but it really is that simple. Take one of those of the sinful trifecta away from them and they will scheme to accumulate more.

Originally Posted by krystian

I wondered that too tho the article suggests she may try another run for President and she probably wants to stay in the public eye.

Originally Posted by FireBrand

Hillabeans and Willy are addicted to money, power and fame. Sorry, but it really is that simple. Take one of those of the sinful trifecta away from them and they will scheme to accumulate more.

Yeah, I was going to say a few things. First the money, power and fame for sure. Also, and this fits under that, she just can't get out of her desire to go down in history as the first female president. She thought she had that in the bag and that probably devastated her at the time.

The other thing is that the Dems/liberals are so blind, they think they can keep doing the same thing and running the same people out there and win with what already caused them to lose. I mean it defies reason. But I'm not sure Hillary would get the nomination again. But I guess it depends on who else was running.

Originally Posted by fuego

Yeah, I was going to say a few things. First the money, power and fame for sure. Also, and this fits under that, she just can't get out of her desire to go down in history as the first female president. She thought she had that in the bag and that probably devastated her at the time.

The other thing is that the Dems/liberals are so blind, they think they can keep doing the same thing and running the same people out there and win with what already caused them to lose. I mean it defies reason. But I'm not sure Hillary would get the nomination again. But I guess it depends on who else was running.

Yeah, she and thems dont get it. How many times will she drag moonbats along on a losefest? She is already 0-4, going back to ‘93 seeing her get thumped on healthcare. She went down in flames. Those were the days we prayed for Hillary’s life because if she died, Bill would have to be President.

Originally Posted by HEAVEN

Hey Brother, you surely have me mixed up with someone else. I never voted for Bill or Hillary. In fact, I haven't voted for a Demoncrat since Carter. He looks like a saint compared to them. I would love to see Bill go back to his roots of Pentecost - probably won't happen as long as they are married but I have prayed for him many times. He could have a great testimony if he let God move in his life.


Glad you are back on here. I always enjoy your input. Sometimes you take a leave and I understand that. I am on here everyday but don't post that often - same with a couple other forums that I am on. I try to apply my own saying, I learn more if I keep my mouth shut. LOL

I was just goofing
I think Bill was raised Baptist but as a young man (maybe teens?) he started going to United Pentecostal camp meetings. He does have some connections to Pentecost. I am told he use to play his saxophone at the state camp meetings.

Originally Posted by Pentecali

I was just goofing
I think Bill was raised Baptist but as a young man (maybe teens?) he started going to United Pentecostal camp meetings. He does have some connections to Pentecost. I am told he use to play his saxophone at the state camp meetings.

I have heard that too Brother. I think the Mangums (sp) from Louisiana visited them a few times in the White House. God can cause that seed that has been planted to grow. Wouldn't it be great if he got saved and began witnessing for God? God is a Miracle Worker.

Originally Posted by HEAVEN

I have heard that too Brother. I think the Mangums (sp) from Louisiana visited them a few times in the White House. God can cause that seed that has been planted to grow. Wouldn't it be great if he got saved and began witnessing for God? God is a Miracle Worker.

First, Bill would have to repent of his atrocities and I’m not sure there are many preaching “repent, for the Kingdom of God is at hand” that Bill would find humility in. Miracles? Oh I see them but in a day of the Church falling away? We need a Rude Awakening for this to occur.

Here's what's going on. Bill Clinton is an absolute maniac when it comes to political strategy. When he ran for president in 1992 it was a trial run just to get his name out there. He was an unknown without much money, but conventional wisdom said that Bush Sr. would win re-election and so the Dem field was weak. Because he was a good-looking articulate moderate Democrat he stood out among the candidates and ended up getting the nomination. Then the Gennifer Flowers story hit and it looked like Clinton was finished, but he and Hillary went on 60 Minutes and addressed the issue and it seemed to do the trick. As luck would have it, Ross Perot ran as an independent that year and pulled enough votes away from Bush to throw the election to Clinton. My point is, the Clintons know that anything can happen in politics, and if you just hang in there long enough good things can happen. They're hoping that things will go south for Trump and that the Dem field will be too weak to offer Hillary any challenge for the nomination. In that scenario they could get back into the White House. While it might not seem realistic, it could happen. Like it or not, Hillary is still alive and well (politically anyway) and if the economy tanks or some terrorist attack changes the equation or some scandal breaks out she could still be the first female president.

Originally Posted by Jew and Greek

...They're hoping that things will go south for Trump and that the Dem field will be too weak to offer Hillary any challenge for the nomination. In that scenario they could get back into the White House. While it might not seem realistic, it could happen. Like it or not, Hillary is still alive and well (politically anyway) and if the economy tanks, or some terrorist attack changes the equation, or some scandal breaks, out she could still be the first female president.

Sad, but true!

Originally Posted by victoryword

While I voted for Bush senior that year (my first time voting something other then Dem. Months after the 1988 election I had decided to leave the plantation), I really wanted to vote for Ross Perot but the dude was too fickle ("I'm in. Nope, I'm out. Nope, I'm in again).

I believe it looked like he could possibly win until he started being wishy washy.