• CrimeIsLegalNow@ani.social
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    2 days ago

    Nah. Retiring after a presidency is a tradition, not a law. Hit them while you have momentum from midterms (hopefully).

    Then if she still wants anything to do with this trash fire she can just go back to being senator.

    • xtr0n@sh.itjust.works
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      2 days ago

      It’s probably a tradition for a good reason. I suspect that 8 years of being president is exhausting and leaves even the best of us spent physically, mentally and emotionally (current golfer in chief being a notable exception)

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        46 minutes ago

        Mostly because a lot of recent presidents are too old to do anything else. The rest made enough money not to want to.

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        Even lazy-ass Trump is not immune to the rapid aging affect of being president. The difference is that it’s usually due to the stress of trying to effectively run the country, while his is due to his manic narcissism from being in the spotlight 24/7.

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        Obama is still young enough that after a long break now he could do another Senate term or a relatively brief federal judge shipfor 5to7 years comfortably.