In 2012, President Barack Obama will be
up for re-election. Also in 2012, his 2008 Presidential
rival Hillary Clinton will have rounded out her resume with 4 years as his
Secretary of State.
If
President Obama's first term
succeeds, his Democratic re-nomination for the presidency in 2012 is a foregone
conclusion.
Hillary Clinton most
certainly would not run in 2012 as an independent and therefore would be
relegated to eyeing 2016, when she will be 69 years old.
However, if President Obama's first term fails, and fails largely due to a
failed
economic policy, Hillary Clinton would emerge as a contender
for the 20
12 Democratic nomination even with a sitting first term President.
And if Hillary Clinton were to win the 20
12 Democratic nomination, she would be a formidable
foe to the 20
12 Republican nominee, who would be running against a savvy and
seasoned former First Lady, Senator and Secretary of State.
Even if she were to succeed as Secretary of State, however, our rating of Hillar
y Clinto
n
as a presidential candidate in 20
12 would suffer from her unbiblical social
platform, including her pro-
abortion and pro-
homosexual
marriage agenda.
Unless her social platform shifts toward
God, our rating of her candidacy would remains a
C-.
Hillary Clinton's God
All 2012 Candidate Ratings
