The Fool And Indian Rush In If Hillary Fails To Tread

It's hard to argue with the New York Post's Michael Goodwin when he warns that "for many Democrats" the recommendation from two State Department inspectors general that the Justice Department launch a probe of waning presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton's ServerGate scandal "will serve as final proof she is — fatally flawed." Goodwin predicts that "her standing will further erode," and we can "look for Vice President Joe Biden to jump in soon, and lefty Sen. Elizabeth Warren might also take the leap."

Who knows? Secretary of State and 2004 Democratic nominee John Kerry, who's set to win the Nobel Peace Prize for strengthening the Iran war machine, might join them. Or even Al Gore, who won the popular vote in 2000 and who's been out of the spotlight for so long that he would actually go over as a fresh face.

If two or more of these four entered the race it would be a vote of no confidence from her party's establishment so resounding that it likely would spell the end of Hillary, who has been facing only single-A competition so far — a former Maryland governor who blames global warming for the emergence of the Islamic State, and a self-proclaimed socialist from Vermont via Brooklyn who will convince few within the party that he can win a general election.

Al Gore on Climate Chamge

Hillary now even seems to be channeling Gore, promising to install over half a billion solar panels in the country by the end of her first term, which certainly outdoes Herbert Hoover's chicken in every pot.

All four of those potential candidates are pegged as heavyweights, but they actually will be easier for the Republican nominee to beat than the former first lady (unless, of course, the party once again shoots itself in the foot with a third fake-conservative nominee in a row).

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