Hillary (or Trump) a one term President?

[left-of-center2012]

Divisive front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton — battling ever-growing unpopularity, strong resistance from within their own parties, partisan stonewalling and even age — may already be doomed to a one-term presidency, pundits say.

“I’ll admit that Trump and Clinton superficially have one-termer written all over them,” said Larry Sabato of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics.
“Trump and Clinton have high unfavorables and 100 percent name identification. There’s not much room to turn your image around, or at least it’s very difficult.
If the voters don’t like you, they’re apt to blame you for all the bad things that happen in your term.”

Trump and Clinton are some of the most unpopular front-runners in recent history and an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll earlier this week showed their image suffering even more as the election drags on.

Clinton is viewed positively by just 32 percent of Americans and negatively by 56 percent, according to the poll. Trump’s positives are at just 24 percent, compared to 65 percent negative.

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us_politics/2016/04/pundits_donald_trump_or_hillary_clinton_likely_1_and_done_term

[TheCowsCameHome]

1. No-term would be even better.

[astrophuss42]

2. Guess we will know when the four years are complete

I'm interested in knowing what will change and what won't. If it's indeed HRC or Trump I envision the voted-in-while-hated-didn't-make-meaningful-change route.

[DetroitSocialist83]

3. I think they could win a second term

Because they would start wars all over the place to gin up jingoism.

[2pooped2pop]

4. both are likely to be impeached and not finish one term

Hillary will have destroyed the chance to get a woman president for decades after her fiasco.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

5. In either cas we will "live in interesting times". If we survive.