New York – Chelsea Clinton says she’s happy right now with her elected representatives — but might come for their jobs if that changes.
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Clinton, 34, daughter of former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, told Fast Company that she has always denied any interest in running for office.
“The answer was just a visceral no,” she said. “Not because I had made any conscientious, deliberate decision, but since people had been asking for as long as literally I could remember, it was no.”
Besides, said Clinton, a Manhattan resident, “I live in a city and a state and a country where I support my elected representatives.”
But she said that if she became dissatisfied with “my mayor or my city councilwoman or my congresswoman or either of my senators” she might have to rethink the question of going into politics.
“Maybe then I’d have to ask and answer the question for myself, and come to a different answer,” she said.
She is 34. She could very well run for president in 2016! Clinton lady versus Clinton lady! Lets get rumbling!!! (yes I am completely kidding!)
Spare us. Who knows what skeletons she comes with?
Here she cones 3 Clinton’s for the price of one
The Kennedys all see a need to inflict themselves on us, as do the Bushes. No reason for her to hold back.
Cool, another ugly, good for nothing in congress
She’s smart educated and well connected than why not? Go Chelsea!
And she has a Jewish husband
She looks more and more like her mother. To say it in the most polite way, this doesn’t bode well for her.
Reply to 9. My point is that Hillary who had accomplished literally nothing in her years in politics, and Biden who is super than bozo, are the top contenders for the next election. Obama’s presidency had been a complete failure and yet he would probably win another term if he ran today. So obviously America cares more about looks and words and promises and liberal anti Israel agendas, than they do about the quality of the candidates capabilities
And yes, I have a long beard and a black hat, but I wear it on a dignified way, and I’m not running for public office