Hillary Clinton Says No To Another Presidential Campaign

CNN.com:

Hillary Clinton is convinced.

After questioning Barack Obama's international savvy and toughness while campaigning against him last year, the secretary of state said Sunday she has seen plenty of both from the president so far.

"Those were appropriate issues to raise in the campaign," Clinton said Sunday on the NBC program "Meet the Press." She went on to declare: "I'm here to say that I think his performance in office has been incredible."

Asked specifically about her campaign criticisms, Clinton said, "I don't feel them at all" anymore.

She also said she has "moved on" from her loss to Obama in a hard-fought Democratic primary contest.

Last week in Asia, Clinton responded to a question about her presidential ambitions by saying she wasn't thinking about it now.

"I have absolutely no belief in my mind that is going to happen," she said Sunday of another possible presidential campaign. Clinton also acknowledged that the challenges facing a woman running for president are "daunting."

Hillary has no choice but to be humble now. Her incredible defeat at the hands of Obama in last year's primaries was not only a huge blow to her ego, but so was Barry's clever move to virtually stick in the basement by offering her the SoS job--a position that she had no choice but to accept for risk of looking bitter. Now the soonest she could ever run for President again would be 2016 and there's no way she takes on campaigning around the country again while approaching the tender age of 70. For the remaining Hillary zealots Billary not running again can't be good news.