IF Hillary loses to Bernie

[reddread]

what would she likely do during and after the general election?
Seems like so many public service possibilities are out there.
Take James Earl Carter and his work with Habitat for Humanity.
would Madame Secretary consider working with Haitian orphans or
perhaps refugee issues?
Its not too soon to start looking at the upsides here, is it?

[JRLeft]

1. If she loses Iowa she shouldn't panic, she still has massive leads in southern states.

[B Calm]

2. Probably have time for her grandchildren.

[Live and Learn]

3. I'm sure Goldman Sachs has a position for her. nt

[Mufaddal]

19. Also the first thing I thought of.

Something involving that great golden revolving door of Govt/Wall St/Lobbyists/PR.

[Ed Suspicious]

35. This will happen.

[FloridaBlues]

4. You won't have to worry about that because she's not going to lose

[restorefreedom]

5. she would have many options

including outright retirement if thats what she wants.

time with the grandkids, etc.

[Fawke Em]

6. Then, YAY!!!!!

[CorporatistNation]

36. In The Event That She Loses, The World Will Be Cheering Wildly...

This thing has hardly gotten started and the FATIGUE is FULL BLOWN! I am not kidding... You do not have to even look for it.

Hillary WILL lose the General Election if by some turn of "pre engineered" variables she is the nominee.

[Starry Messenger]

7. Not happening.

[reddread]

8. the refugee thing?

[Starry Messenger]

9. Bernie winning.

[Live and Learn]

30. LOL nt

[KingFlorez]

10. Sanders wakes and screeches at how cruel dreams can be

[ejbr]

11. You may want to change your tag line...

Making definitive statements prior to them happening makes it somewhat ironic.

[morningfog]

12. Run third party-- The Establishment Party.

[Warren Stupidity]

13. Clinton-Bloomberg

[reddread]

15. I bet we see a few attempts at that

she could not, would not.
would she do?

[Thinkingabout]

14. More interesting will Sanders start avprogram like Habitat for humanity?

[MeNMyVolt]

18. Ha! He'll do another sugar shack in VT.

[Thinkingabout]

21. Maybe it could start a fad.

[MeNMyVolt]

22. I have the audio!

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[Thinkingabout]

34. Maybe a musical on Broadway

[MeNMyVolt]

16. Guess you'll never know.

[ucrdem]

17. She won't, but it won't make winning in November any easier.

And it won't return a Blue house and senate, either. Which is probably the point.

[SheenaR]

25. Not understanding

If Bernie wins, it will be because of massive turnout. And these people will come out again in November. And they would vote Democrat in Senate/House races. Nobody will convince me a Sanders nomination wouldn't help bring both houses to our side.

[aikoaiko]

20. K Street

[reddread]

23. I expect there is good money in refugees

if only for hedge funds?

https://blogs.harvard.edu/philg/2015/12/21/hedge-fund-for-people-who-think-refugees-from-syria-iraq-afghanistan-etc-will-be-an-economic-boon/

[Lucinda]

24. There is this "tiny" organization called The Clinton Global Initiative

that she might join. The one that is doing incredible work all over the world. The one that you'd know might know about if you had researched Hillary a little bit.

[Kalidurga]

26. That would be the most logical step. Spend more time on that.

[reddread]

27. That would seem logical

if theyre tiny now, imagine their stature after a loss to a Democratic Socialist?
I wonder how that would be impacted?

jinxed you owe me a coke

[Lucinda]

32. Clearly they would be #Yuge then!

Not Trump #Yuge, but who could be?

[MeNMyVolt]

28. +1 for a great reply.

But that's not what old Red is looking for.

[Lucinda]

33. Yeah...every now and again I give GDP a whirl

and get all rational. I'm not too good and the anti-whoever bandwagon stuff.

[Live and Learn]

31. Hear tell it makes great money so I am sure they can afford her speaking fees at least.

[Fawke Em]

38. Oh, is she gonna sell more arms that way?

Maybe you've researched it.

[reddread]

39. I wonder how their speaking fee's will fare after a loss like this?

[Gothmog]

29. New Poll Shows ‘Surging’ Sanders Losing Ground With the Voter Group He Needs Most

And Sanders is still not polling well with African American or Latino voters and so maybe he needs to change what he is doing http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/01/poll-sanders-gains-stop-short-of-minorities.html#

Team Sanders is certainly focused on the problem, with a variety of campaign efforts focused on minority voters in the works. The talking points they are putting out there, however, are less than convincing, as I learned as a guest on the public radio show "To the Point" yesterday, when I heard a Sanders supporter argue that an Iowa win would greatly boost Bernie's African-American support just like it did for Obama in South Carolina in 2008. The idea that Sanders's potential to win the black vote in South Carolina is analogous to that of the first African-American president does not pass the laugh test. Still, any early-state win for Sanders, even in exceptionally honkified Iowa and New Hampshire, will likely create some sort of generalized bounce. The question is how high, and how loyal minority voters prove to be to Hillary Clinton, her husband, and her implicit ally Barack Obama. It's worth remembering that she defeated Barack Obama handily among Latinos in 2008, and that Bill Clinton enjoyed robust support in both communities.

Monmouth University has a new national poll out that casts some fascinating, if very preliminary, light on this subject. Compared to its poll in December, Monmouth shows Sanders making pretty big gains: Clinton was up 59-to-26 last month, and only 52-to-37 now. But among black and Latino voters, Clinton has actually expanded her lead from 61-to-18 to 71-to-21. In other words, a legitimate "Sanders surge" nationally has coincided with a deterioration of his standing with the voters he will most need for a breakthrough after the first two contests of the primary season.

Sanders is actually losing ground with African American voters and Sanders' current tactics are not evidently working.

Sanders will not be the nominee unless he can expand his base of supporters. Super Tuesday will be a long day for Sanders. Vermont is one of the last states with 90+% white voting populations

[Ed Suspicious]

37. Keep singing to yourself sweet lullabies of Sanders' demise.