Former Clinton Colleague: Hillary to Represent in 2020

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Penn, a frequent contributor to The Hill, co-authored a Sunday editorial for the Wall Street Journal with Andrew Stein, former Democratic Manhattan borough president and New York city council president.

"True to her name, Mrs. Clinton will fight until the last dog dies," the couple wrote. "She will not let a little thing like two sensational defeats hinder her claim to the White House."

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"You can expect her to come back to the presidency again," they predicted. "Maybe not at the beginning, when the legions of Democratic senators make their announcements, but certainly at the moment when the primaries are in full swing."

She is two years old to review what went wrong during her last application and to develop a strategy, they wrote.

"She decided to win those Iowa caucus fans who never warmed up for her," they wrote. "They will now see her as a strong, partisan, left-wing and all-democrat, one who has the courage, the experience, and the unwavering determination to defeat Mr. Trump."

The former Democratic presidential candidate has left the door open for a possible run up to 2020 last month, claiming that even if she did not want to run, "I'd like to be president".

Long-time advisers and confidants quickly pushed back the reports that she was weighing again in the White House.

"She's more likely to win powerball," Clinton's long-time advisor, Philippe Reines, told The Hill.

Penn and Stein, however, said voters should not pay attention to "I will not do" statements.

"Mrs. Clinton knows that Clinton and Obama said they were not running until they ran," said the two men. "She will even be able to skip Iowa and her mother. register later in the race, but rest assured, Hillary 4.0 is on the way. "