In our younger days, we bought 45s with a song on each side.  The radio usually played one side and not the other. Mrs. Clinton looks and sounds like Bill's B-side.  She's there, but nobody wants to listen to her. Mrs. Clinton is in the 2016 race, and this is what she had to say: The 67-year-old former secretary of state, first lady and Democratic senator from New York did not make her gender a core element in 2008, but it provided the cap to the first major speech of her 2016 bid. "I will be the youngest woman president in the history of the United States. And the first grandmother as well," she said. Two months after starting her campaign with a simple video that showed her only briefly, Clinton outlined a broad vision intended to attract the coalition of young and minority voters that propelled Obama to two victories. In her roughly 45 minute speech, Clinton laid out a wish list of Democratic policies: universal pre-K education,...(Read Full Post)