Senator Clinton's Next Job?

There has been a report in the news, not being promoted too much or reported too loudly. That report is that Senator
Hillary Clinton, will be running for Governor of New York State, when the term of the current Governor expires. This would, to me, be a feat that she could pull off, without a problem. The people of New York love their Senator, and she would certainly receive the majority of votes for the position. Her penchant for telling, really big fish stories
will be brushed aside, in favor of the expertise, she and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, would bring, to help
the state. At the moment, this would be a graceful way to exit
from the current dilemma, of being put into the position of trying to wrest away the Democratic nomination from the person
who has so far won the most states, the most pledged delegates, and the most of the popular vote total. If Senator
Clinton and her supporters were to go before the Super delegates with the premise, that she had won the larger states, and the most states, with the greatest electoral vote count (which has nothing to do with the nominating process), then that makes her the most electable. This would cause a division within the democratic party that would last for decades.

The young people and newly recharged Democratics, Independents, and Republicans, who have switched parties because of Senator Barack Obama, would be so disenchanted
with the system, as former Senator Bill Bradley stated on PBS, that we would lose a generation, if we were only speaking of the newly registered young people, as would the rest of his supporters.

So it is a good thing that, Senator Clinton, if what has been mentioned quietly, is true, is starting to face an almost certain reality, that she will not be the Democratic nominee for 2008. Go with grace, Senator Clinton.