"Former Sen. Jim Webb (Va.), who is mulling a Democratic presidential bid in 2016, argued Sunday
that voters want fresh leadership.
"I think we've got a lot of incumbent fatigue in the country and people are looking for fresh approaches in terms of how to solve the problems of the country," Webb said on CNN's "State of the Union."
His remark came in response to a question on whether presumed Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, the only major declared Democratic candidate, exudes the type of leadership Webb wants.
"We're never going to have this financial leviathan machine that's gonna pull in $2.5 billion," Webb said of his own campaign should he run, alluding to the amount reportedly expected to be raised by Clinton's allies." TheHill
"I think we've got a lot of incumbent fatigue in the country and people are looking for fresh approaches in terms of how to solve the problems of the country," Webb said on CNN's "State of the Union."
His remark came in response to a question on whether presumed Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, the only major declared Democratic candidate, exudes the type of leadership Webb wants.
"We're never going to have this financial leviathan machine that's gonna pull in $2.5 billion," Webb said of his own campaign should he run, alluding to the amount reportedly expected to be raised by Clinton's allies." TheHill
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