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Cinton: Shadow President?

I mean, its been almost a year, Hillary Clinton lost the election to Donald Trump, and yet she's in the news all the time.  She gets the kind of free publicity that did so much good for Trump. There's even a senate investigation committee, that started yesterday and is in full swing, if you consider that the Russia Senate investigation committee has been at it for nearly 9 months with virtually nothing accomplished:

One is about a sitting Presdient!
The other is about a private citizen!

Guess which one is being followed with the more zeal...

It starts with Fox News asking almost every day: What would Hilary do, in Trump's place -- when the real question is what would Mike Pence do in Trump's place!  Anyway that's what the constitution says, and Clinton is not in any succession plan to the White House.

Very strange, the GOP won but is acting like a loser.  Its hard to fantom what's up with that.  The only thing I can come up with is that the GOP is having real issue with Trump, and by using Clinton almost every day they are saying "look how much worse it could be"

Of course the on-going saga of Clinton and Comey -- that latter almost certainly cost the former the election, is a Republican nominee (yep) and is still seen as a collaborator (use the word with purpose) of the Clinton White House.  Now there's a possibility of nefarious payment in 2009 to the Clintons.  I shit you not.  This is what the Senate is doing these days, ancient political witch hunts -- I guess it beats doing real work.

Anyway, enough with the rant


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