Journal title
Pitt Political Review

   
ARTICLE
TITLE

Hillary 2016: Will a Second Clinton Era Arise?

   

SUMMARY

Given Hillary Clinton’s role as Secretary of State over the past four years, how electable of a candidate would she be for the presidential election in 2016? The PPR senior editorial staff briefly summarizes the past four years and evaluates her chances at a 2016 bid.

PAGES
pp. 49 - 51
COLLECTIONS
Political Sciences

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