Hillary Clinton doesn’t just run for President now as a former First
Lady and former United States senator and former secretary of state. She
runs out of the party of being famous in America. She runs as a star.
But a problem for her is that we elected a star in Barack Obama eight
years ago and now just about everybody who wants to succeed him is
telling us how lousy that turned out.
There are actually more problems than that for Hillary Clinton as she
tries to rebrand herself for the last time, at the age of 67. It starts
with what feels like an old face of the Democratic Party trying to
convince the country that she has something new to offer; convince the
country that she can win the presidency if the Republicans run anybody
credible against her, and by credible that means somebody who’s not
scary and nuts, which means Jeb Bush.
