October 19th, 2013
06:36 PM ET
8 years ago
Three big takeaways from Hillary Clinton's return to politics
FALLS CHURCH, Virginia (CNN) - For the first time since the 2008 presidential race, Hillary Clinton made a foray back into the thorny world of campaign politics on Saturday, appearing at a rally for Terry McAuliffe, the longtime Clinton confidant now running for governor of Virginia.
About 600 people showed up to the historic State Theatre in Falls Church, a suburb of Washington, D.C. to witness Clinton's smiling re-emergence on the political scene, showering her with applause when she made even the slightest allusion to running for office again.
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Don't see one single teatard or "rino" that can beat Hillary
Benghazi, Benghazi, BENGHAZI. Why is the lame brain liberal media not running any stories about the Clinton and McAullife scandal with GTA in Tunica, Ms. They should all be in jail awaiting trial.
I WILL vote for Hilary Clinton. I suspect the GOP will that nut job Cruz. Might crown Hilary now. Bwahahahaha!
Hillary Clinton is right on schedule. Keep those Republican Tea Party political "swft boating" attack dogs guessing.
I expected to hear rather what Mrs. Clinton said than reactions of the crowd.
The First woman President of the United States of America will be a Democrat !
There are far better women out there if that's all you want
Henry Kisseneger gave her the stamp of approval from the Bilderberg Group.