Does Hillary Clinton Think She Could Win an Election Against Bill Clinton?

Her new proposals place her criminal justice agenda squarely in line with the Obama administration, and in stark contrast to the “tough on crime” policies instituted by her husband’s administration during a period of high crime more than two decades ago. “I kind of get all of this”. Hillary told him, “Yeah, I had two brothers, so I kinda get all of this”.

When she’s not on the ticket “Republicans say nice things”, Clinton told Kimmel.

She said potential titles for Bill, were she to be elected, would be First Dude, First Mate or First Gentleman.

“Well, I think I could explain it, but it would be inappropriate”, Kimmel said.

Clinton described watching and live-tweeting the GOP debates as a “combination of being appalled and being amused”. “People all over the world, especially leaders of friends and foes alike, they pay attention to what presidents say”.

“They are too girly”.

Clinton, it seems, failed to learn anything after supporting the disastrous Iraq War, which plunged a huge swath of the Middle East into chaos and cost her the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.

Olivia even offered in her letter to volunteer at Clinton’s Brooklyn Heights headquarters and she “bets she would be the youngest member” of the campaign, but her dad Dominic pointed out that “she really is volunteering already” with videos and her support for Clinton.

“We have to really work on what to call him…” Many of those appearances happened over the summer, when her campaign was struggling with e-mail investigation revelations, watching crowds swell into the thousands for her main opponent, Sen.

Cue Clinton, who came all smiles as the two girls in Kimmel’s faux focus group immediately identified her. The two boys?

“The Secret Service swept our building today which is good it was filthy”.

In an interview on “Jimmy Kimmel Live”, Clinton discussed the prospect.

“I just wish they would actually address the real problems that Americans face”, she said.

Approximately 400 people attended a morning fundraiser hosted by filmmaker and actor Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, at their Brentwood home.

She’s king of the Hill.