The Future of Hillary Clinton

Published in ABC.ES
(Spain) on June 10, 2008
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Translated from by Natasha Aurobindo. Edited by .
More than eighteen million voters have supported Hillary Clinton in the Democratic Primary Elections, political inheritance permits her to maintain a considerable influence in the remaining trajectory, until the appointment of a new U.S. president. From her iron determination to continue fighting until the last moment we knew that, despite recognizing Barack Obama's victory, she would not give up continuing to participate in the election race. However, the scarce difference in the number of delegates does not reflect the real dimensions of Obama's victory, whose political drive has clearly exceeded her. Many doubt that the president-vice-president duo would be the best option for confronting the republican candidate, so Obama should find a better possible fit to take on his opponent, in such a way that preserves and makes the most of those who have put their confidence in the former first lady.


El futuro de Hillary Clinton

Más de dieciocho millones de votantes han apoyado a la senadora Hillary Clinton en las elecciones primarias del Partido Demócrata, patrimonio político que le permite mantener una influencia considerable en lo que queda de trayecto hasta la designación de un nuevo presidente norteamericano. De su férrea determinación para continuar luchando hasta el último momento sabemos que, pese a reconocer la victoria de Barack Obama, no renuncia a seguir participando en la carrera electoral. Sin embargo, la escasa diferencia en el numero de delegados no refleja las dimensiones reales de la victoria de Obama, cuyo impulso político le ha sobrepasado claramente. Muchos dudan de que un tándem presidente-vicepresidenta fuera la mejor opción para enfrentarse al candidato republicano, de modo que Obama deberá encontrar el mejor acomodo posible para encajar a su adversaria, de manera que pueda preservar y aprovechar el apoyo de quienes han dado su confianza a la antigua primera dama.
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