I think they were talking about Cupid.

You're not hearing it right. That's got to be the biggest reach I've ever seen

Omg

She said nothing of the sort . She implied she's staying in because anything could happen between that time and until a candidate was nominated.

Not sure how you got what you got from it

Obama is still alive too so she can't kill anyone if she tried.

If you go to her website her plans are just as vague as his when it comes to paying the cost, particularly on healthcare

Optimistically, you can argue she was basically saying "anything can happen". But 1 of the 2 examples she gave was the assassination of the leading candidate. How tf did she think that was appropriate?

I never understood why Chucko said Obamas and Clintons hate each other, but the more I look at 2008, the more apparent it seems.

If an opponent said that about me, I would be genuinely scared

no the hell she didn't...she gave 2 examples of Democratic primaries stretching out until June to combat the argument from many at the time that she should get out of the race

That video is so creepy fffff

Sounds like what Bernie has been saying to give himself an excuse to stay in the race.

Yes she did. But why did 1 of them have to be assassination? Even Republicans are cautious enough not to throw that word around in context of their opposition. She's a psycho

I get it tho. That's the main reason probably why Bernie is still pushing (just in case Hillary was indicted or something). You really do have to think about these things. She wanted to stay in just in case anything was to happen. Is that so wrong?

"She's a pyscho" Just stop. You're making a fool of yourself.

I understand what she was saying but why did an assassination be the first thing to come to her mind?

I mean I've made some dark jokes about Hillary even as bad as what she said. But she weren't even being a tad bit facetious. Like at all omg
He said Hillary might get assassinated?
ok well there's nothing wrong with that. He's got a **** ton of money and this is probably the last chance he'll ever get to run. Do candidates drop out before they run out of money? I don't think that happens my friend

Because that was probably the first example that came to mind? It wasn't a cute example but it was true nonetheless.

This is 8 years ago no one is talking about this now, no one talked about it before, and generally it doesn't make a difference

I believe those are the 2 in recent memory....context is key. She was literally asked 'why do you think people are so eager for you to get out of the race' and she said she doesn't know because long primaries have happened on more than one occasion in a Democratic primary. Her only point was that she had a right to stay in and fight until the end just like candidates in the past

the first thing that came to mind was her husband's candidacy

Never said that. Even if Hillary gets that big lead she's hoping for on Tuesday, he'll probably still keep going. I'm not questioning his reasons for doing it. I'm saying it's smart of him especially with the mess that's clouding her right now. Although I doubt it'll come to that, it would be interesting to see how something like that would play out. Has a candidate or nominee ever died, got seriously ill, or got into legal trouble right b4 the election? What happens then? VP takes over? The runner up?

She could have just left it at that. Her husband was a good example. Kennedy is something completely different.

Trivial things have overrun this thread. Are y'all like digging for stuff that has no place in 2016?