No, it's not a joke.

There's an article that is seriously saying Hillary Clinton as a potential candidate in 2028.

Completely outlandish.

Another Clinton run at the age of 81. Now, this may make sense to some diehard Democrats, but Republicans would have a field day painting the race as a rerun of old politics. I can't even imagine. But one thing this does show you is how slim the Democrat

bench is if we're actually hearing Hillary Clinton in 2028. Well, this goes back to the

problem. We've had this question a lot the last year. And really since the Trump election in

2024, you get a lot of

political pundits that are asking the question, who is the leader of the Democrat Party? A couple

weeks ago, we had that audio. Some, uh, uh, Fetterman. Yeah, somebody was interviewing John Fetterman. And

they asked him who the leader of the Democrat party is. And he said, we don't have one. Our leader is

Trump derangement system syndrome because that's the

only thing that the Democrat Party wants to talk about. So this is not something new. This has been

going on for a year and a half now since the 2024 election. And you're exactly right. With

no clear leader, people just start throwing names up against the wall and see if anything will

stick.

And eventually, you're going to get down to Hillary Clinton's name and we'll see if it sticks.

The reason this has started is because she's set to give a keynote speech in New Hampshire.

And that's a state with early nominating influence, which fuels speculation about her political ambitions. Now,

there were some other names that were being thrown around, some contenders like Kamala Harris,

also Gavin Newsom and Pete Buttigieg. But there's no one that is clearly dominating

that lane just yet, especially when you're hearing the name Hillary Clinton being thrown around.

Here's the state of the way the Democrats currently nominate their people to be run for president of the United States.

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