Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has been showing up — at conferences, on streaming services, on Twitter, and now in chatter over whether her party’s problems create an opening for another White House bid. But not everyone is convinced it’s her moment.
“People may feel that they want to have a woman and may feel that [Vice President Kamala] Harris isn’t electable, but I do not think she’d be a serious candidate,” said Dick Morris, a political strategist and commentator and former President Bill Clinton’s chief campaign adviser until 1996.
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