The Oracle of Omaha doesn’t just
welcome anybody to Twitter. Then
again, Hillary Clinton is not your
average tweeter.
Hours after the former Secretary of
State joined Twitter, Warren Buffett
sent a tweet welcoming her to the
social media site, complete with his
usual charm:
For the curious, “#45” is very likely a
subtle suggestion that Clinton run for
president in 2016. (Winning would
make her the country’s forty-fifth
president.) This was only Buffett's
third tweet.
Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway
and one of the richest people in the
world, previously expressed his hope
that Clinton would run for president in
an interview with CNN last November.
"I hope it's Hillary Clinton," Buffett
said at the time. "I like what she
believes in. I think she's
extraordinarily able and energetic for
that matter in pushing those beliefs. I
don't see how you could have anybody
better qualified."
As of late May, Clinton would easily
beat both former Florida Gov. Jeb
Bush (R) and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) if
she ran for president, according to a
poll by Quinnipiac University.
By the way, Clinton's first tweet was
pretty good:
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