Hillary lost.
Twice.
2008.
And 2016.
(One could argue she lost as well on October 11, 1975 when she tied the knot with Billy Blythe but a power hungry freak’s gotta do what a power hungry freak’s gotta do, right?).
Liberals think that if somehow they can connect dots that don’t exist and re-do 2016 they can put Hillary in office. But it doesn’t work that way.
The impeachment nonsense doesn’t mean Trump would have to leave office. Bill Clinton didn’t after he was impeached. It’s already evident the left’s impeachment crowd wants to take down Trump and Pence. So they want Paul Ryan to be President? Interesting.
We haven’t taught Civics in American schools for about two generations now. We haven’t taught much of anything in American schools for about a generation now. That’s why liberals think impeachment means we have to emulate parliamentary systems and hold new elections.
That’s how it’s done in parliamentary systems after all. A crisis emerges. The government is dissolved, to borrow from the UK. And elections are put forth to put new butts in old seats.
If you are old enough to know that Kanye fans ought to be thanking Paul McCartney for paving the way for Kanye rather than praising Kanye for discovering Paul, then you remember our Constitution contains no such provision for we are a Republic. Public schools these days teach free-to-be-you-and-me-hug-a- tree-globalist-nonsense though, so perhaps liberals can be forgiven for thinking impeachment would equate to an electoral re-do for Hillary.
So let’s say somehow, some way, a re-do happens. For the first time in American history a Presidential election occurs outside the four-year norm.
Hillary’s up at bat again. The dingbat’s two for two. (Or three for three, depending on how you count it.) Chances are she’s going to go back to Chappaqua afterwards with no plans to relocate any time soon.
What then?
Will it be the Russians that knocked her down?
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