New York Times checks in on a more talkative Chelsea Clinton as her parents 'take a political break'

Another post on Chelsea Clinton? We apologize in advance, but we’re still not as bad as The Hill when it comes to saturation coverage of the only child of former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Resistance President Hillary Clinton, who, according to the New York Times, are “taking a political break.”

Taking a political break — that’s a very gentle way of saying Hillary lost, but the Times has a lot of easily triggered readers to think about.

As her parents take a political break, Chelsea Clinton is unveiling a more talkative side. https://t.co/ZpN7WQLVrO pic.twitter.com/WcMCOtmIjR

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) March 24, 2017

The Hill might have been the first to float the idea of Chelsea Clinton seeking political office, but much like us, the New York Times can’t help but notice that she has become “more talkative” since Election Day.

Much of Katie Rogers’ piece is sourced to college friends of Chelsea’s who insist she hasn’t changed a bit (despite that the poor girl, just like her mom, can’t catch a break) and “she’s literally just tweeting like a normal person would tweet.”

That’s kind of true; a lot of “normal” people tweet about things like the “horrifying research” linking climate change and diabetes. Most of them aren’t being groomed by the media for a future in politics, though.

No matter how hard you push to make Chelsea a thing, its not going to make her charismatic or likable

— Christopher R Taylor (@KestrelArts) March 24, 2017

https://twitter.com/Matt_Hilburn/status/845355790760235008

The image rehabilitation literally no asked for.

— AllModernCons (@AllModernCons) March 25, 2017

Of all the people not to give a shit about, Chelsea has to be #1 on the list.

— Bob Porter (@BobPorter6) March 24, 2017

New York Times checks in on a more talkative Chelsea Clinton as her parents 'take a political break'

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