Hillary Clinton dismisses 2024 presidential run hypothesis

Hillary Clinton wants the nation to know she just isn't working for president once more in 2024.

The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee informed the Monetary Instances in an interview printed Friday that one other presidential bid was not within the works.

"No, out of the query," Clinton informed the outlet. "To start with, I count on Biden to run. He actually intends to run. It will be very disruptive to problem that."

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Discussing the present state of political affairs, Clinton mentioned the potential for a Republican recapturing the White Home in 2024 was "so scary." Because of this, she mentioned, doing something to harm the Democrats was not a precedence.

"We're standing on the precipice of shedding our democracy, and all the pieces that everyone else cares about then goes out the window," Clinton, who unsuccessfully sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008, mentioned.

"Look, crucial factor is to win the subsequent election," she mentioned. "The choice is so scary that no matter doesn't enable you to win shouldn't be a precedence."

The previous secretary of state speculated that former President Donald Trump would run once more "if he can," noting the $130 million he has raised to prepare campaigns.

"I don’t know who will problem him within the Republican major," Clinton mentioned.

Former President Invoice Clinton provided related sentiments throughout a tv look earlier this week.

“I truly assume there's a truthful likelihood we may fully lose our constitutional democracy for a few many years if we make unhealthy choices," the forty second commander in chief mentioned in an interview with CBS's The Late Late Present with James Corden.

President Joe Biden, who's hoping to keep away from a crimson wave within the 2022 midterm elections as consultants proceed to foretell that Republicans will retake the Home of Representatives, has additionally mused concerning the state of democracies just lately.

Talking on the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles earlier this month, the forty sixth president warned that "democracy is beneath assault all over the world."