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.
Trump and his advisers have repeatedly insisted that the U.S. president can pretty much do whatever he wants and that the pesky Congress need only be consulted rarely.
