Hillary Clinton continues to tease her 2020 intentions through her holiday messages.
The former first lady and failed 2016 Democrat presidential candidate issued a Christmas greeting on social media today, and included a photo of herself and President Clinton posing in front of the Christmas tree in the Blue Room of the White House.
A merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night! pic.twitter.com/FOcMKZM87x
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) December 24, 2019
“A merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!” she posted on Twitter.\
On Sunday, Hillary tweeted out a Hanukkah message to her followers, and included a photo from a White House ceremony when she was an occupant there.
Sending warm wishes to everyone celebrating Hanukkah! 🕎 pic.twitter.com/Vu0tROLraB
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) December 22, 2019
“Sending warm wishes to everyone celebrating Hanukkah!” she wrote, along with a photo that shows President Bill Clinton’s arm around her shoulder.
It’s not the first time Hillary has sent holiday wishes with blasts from the past.
Last year, she shared a Christmas greeting on Twitter and included a photo from her time as First Lady.
Merry Christmas to everyone celebrating today! pic.twitter.com/J1htJS8G46
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) December 25, 2018
“Merry Christmas to everyone celebrating today!” she tweeted, along with a photo of Bill about to embrace a woman, presumably Chelsea.
Just a few days later, she shared another White House-era snap.
I'm grateful to everyone who brought light into 2018: organizers, journalists, candidates, marchers, activists, and voters. Here's to you. Happy New Year. pic.twitter.com/EHksvIpSXo
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) December 31, 2018
“I’m grateful to everyone who brought light into 2018: organizers, journalists, candidates, marchers, activists, and voters,” Hillary tweeted.
“Here’s to you. Happy New Year.”
The photo is from November 5, 1996 — the night of Bill Clinton’s re-election, BizPacReview reports.
Clinton has left the door open to a potential third run for the White House as the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary draw closer.
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