Clinton has consistently been ahead in the polls for about a year now, there's no way that she wouldn't win the Democratic nomination and the Presidency. She's strong in all the traditional blue states, as well as many purple states and ones in the South - there's a strong possibility she could carry states like Arkansas, Georgia and Louisiana. The situation is different from 2008, as her gracious defeat and reconciliation with Obama, not to mention her
highly successful four-year stint as Secretary of State have only proved to bolster her support among the populace to over 65% - her highest lifetime ratings. Who would dare to believe that this wouldn't translate to a landslide presidential victory in 2016?
As for the mid-terms this year, yes the Senate COULD go Republican, but even then, Democrats control the Presidency and the 2016 Senate elections overwhelmingly favour the Democrats. Seats in Montana, West Virginia and South Dakota are likely to flip Republican, but I doubt Kay Hagan of NC and Mary Landrieu (one of my favourite American politicians) of La. will be defeated, especially the latter who has been written off multiple times, only to come back even stronger. Both have a slight lead in the polls which can easily be consolidated in the coming months, meaning the Democrats will still control the Senate. Thank GOD.
On topic, I'm #ReadyForHillary, she's my favourite politician... bring on 2016!
And all of this from a non-American!
