A new column in "The Hill" argued that Hillary Clinton is the most suitable person to replace Biden as calls for him to suspend his re-election camp grow.
A new column from "The Hill" has floated Hillary Clinton as the replacement for President Biden's 2024 candidacy. The piece, written by opinion contributor Pablo O'Hana, argues that the former U.S. Secretary of State is "perhaps the mightiest of all" alternatives to Biden.
O'Hana cites Clinton's age, experience, and advocacy for children's rights and health care as reasons why she would be a strong candidate. He also argues that there are "millions" of voters who regret not voting for her in 2016 and want a do-over.
Hillary Clinton Floated as Replacement for Biden in 2024 presidential election
The piece has sparked some discussion on social media, with some users speculating that Clinton may actually be considering a run for president in 2024. Senior Trump advisor Jason Miller tweeted that "These opinion pieces don’t happen organically - Crooked is on the move!!!"
Other users were less enthusiastic about the prospect of Clinton running again. Conservative commentator Alex Sheppard remarked that "If so, this is great news for Trump. She is the least likable politician of all time."
Hillary Clinton Floated as Replacement for Biden in 2024 presidential election
It remains to be seen whether Clinton will actually enter the race in 2024. However, the "Hill" column suggests that there is at least some interest in her as a potential candidate.
If Clinton does decide to run, she would likely face a tough challenge. Biden is still the incumbent president, and he has the support of the Democratic establishment. Clinton would also need to overcome the perception that she is a polarizing figure.
Hillary Clinton Floated as Replacement for Biden in 2024 presidential election
However, Clinton has a long history of political success. She was the First Lady of the United States from 1993 to 2001, and she served as a U.S. Senator from New York from 2001 to 2009. She was also the Democratic nominee for president in 2016.
If Clinton does run in 2024, it would be a major development in the presidential race. She would be the first woman to run for president as the nominee of a major party more than once.
