Will Hilary Clinton Give Up Her Senate Seat To Run For President?

Question

If I was from New York I would demand she give up her Senate seat since she will obviously be spending all her time running for president and depriving the tax payers of a full time senator albeit an ineffective one.

I think after she looses the election she should resign from the Senate and stay home and take care of Bills needs.

Answer 1

Never!

Bill needs the interns for his fancy office work. The pedophile in Chief needs the hobby.

Oh yeah, but this is respectable for liberals to abuse young girls and boys, cause the name is Clinton.

Answer 2

None of the sitting Senators will give up their seats including Clinton, Obama, McCain, and other Senators and Congressmen.

Nor did Kerry, or Edwards in the last election although Edwards seat came up for election after and he declined to run again due to the health issues of his wife.

It is nearly unheard of for a sitting Senator, Congressmen or Governor to give up his or her seat to run for President. The only Politician who I can ever remember doing it was Bob Dole during his attempt to unseat Bill Clinton in the election of 1996.

Best Regards.

Answer 3

If she must give up her seat to run for president, that means all the presidential candidates who are running for office must also give up theirs. John McCain, U.S. Senator from Arizona, Sam Brownback, U.S. Senator from Kansas, U.S. Senator Barack Obama from Illinois, Republican Congressman Duncan Hunter from California are among those running for office. Don't be hypocritical. If you don't like her, state it. But don't use some false pretense.

Answer 4

Her politics are literally not charges politics. they have diverse innovations and ideology. social gathering, bill replaced into centred on starting up to make peace with Cuba (btw, it really is the recent millenium human beings!) and attempt to open up commerce and communicate with Castro's authorities. Hilary is a believer of the former authorities that we favor to keep the embargo going. That embargo replaced into because the U.S. had a foot in Cuba and now there is not any Russian presance there. She, to me, is clone of George W. yet in a skirt.

Answer 5

If you were from New York, then maybe you'd have a clue as the ignorance of our Constitution that you've just displayed.

I'll take a presiding Democrat over an unemployed Republican any day of the week. Let me remind you why Multiple Choice Mitt aka the hunter is out of work--He lost to Ted Kennedy.

Answer 6

Hillary's only in that seat to run for president... I'd doubt she'd abandon it to run; at least not until she had the nomination. Most of the time, if a senator vacates his (her) seat, it's only after they get the nomination, not during the primary.

Answer 7

Did Kerry? Did McCain? I'm hard pressed to think of one presidential candidate who gave up their seat to run for president. Maybe there were some, but I sure can't name any. Can you?

Answer 8

Osama bin Laden is on line 2. Should I put him on hold for you? He said it was urgent. Something about your fund raising activity for him. He told me he has outgrown his present cave and that you are one of his staunchest supporters. PS. He said a new plasma big screen TV would be appreciated so he can watch that bastion of liberalism, Fox News.

Answer 9

you'd like that, but that's not done usually. Why the special conditions for your opponents, does your party need handicap points in order to compete?

Answer 10

If your Senator was a Republican that you backed for President, then you would say just the opposite.

And you know it.