August 20th, 2013
07:19 AM ET
8 years ago
Clinton vet says DNC job about 2013, not 2016
Washington (CNN) - Mo Elleithee was a senior spokesman for Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign but he says his new job as communications director for the Democratic National Committee has nothing to do with his former boss' plans for 2016.
"This has nothing to do with Hillary Clinton. I don't know if Hillary Clinton is going to run again. I suspect she doesn't know yet if she's going to run," he said.
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In order for Hillary to have a successful first term, we need to rid Congress of Republicans. The DNC's sole mission should be to eradicate republicans from Congress.
Why don't you tell the same to GOP thugs? It is 2013, too early–they are fighting ignoring the problems. Aren't they?
Too bad the GOP are such sore losers they want to pretend 2012 didn't happen and skip right to 2016.
More Hillary-hype... If she wasn't going to run in 2016, then why all the 'subtle' news about her? Regardless, Obama's putrid performance as President puts Hillary in jeopardy as she risks becoming stale and considered 'old news'.
Sometimes people just want to read too much into the simplest stuff. Calm down. That;s Mo like it.
436 Congresscritters ... 50 governors ...
Stories with tertiary relevance to Hillary Clinton's unannounced run for President 3 years from now? 2 this morning so far.
Everyone knows Clinton is running. That isn't even a question.