When speaking to a group of students at her Massachusetts alma mater earlier this week, Hillary Clinton revealed the one major change she would revisit if given the opportunity to alter the race in 2016.
Report from Yahoo Finance:
Hillary Clinton spoke at her alma mater, Wellesley College, on Thursday in an event that was closed to the press, the Boston Globe reported.
Clinton, who graduated from the Wellesley in 1969, spoke about the 2016 campaign and public life, at one point taking questions from the audience.
The Globe cited a since-deleted tweet from Wellesley saying that when asked by a student what she’d change about her 2016 campaign, Clinton answered “I’d win.” [Emphasis added]
Yep, she’d win. That’s the only change she’d make to the 2016 race. Clearly the question was intended to elicit some retrospect on the campaign or electoral strategy, but the “I’d win” answer is a lot more pithy.
However, there are those “Hillary for Mayor” signs popping up around New York City so maybe there’s a new campaign on the horizon in Clintonland.
"Hillary for Mayor" signs spotted in NYC. pic.twitter.com/sHYRQhQZev
— Alexandra Rosenmann (@alexpreditor) March 1, 2017
Mediaite reports on the Hillary for Mayor push in NYC:
With Hillary Clinton‘s most ardent supporters still stewing over her stunning defeat in the 2016 Presidential election, some are taking calls for her to jump into the New York City mayor’s race very seriously. At least one anonymous Clintonite has been posting “Hillary for Mayor” signs at various spots in the Big Apple.
Alright, so maybe it’s one ardent supporter, not necessarily a push, but the signs are making news.
