U.S. immigration is paying attention to U.S. political dynamics: According to a Reuters report from Washington on September 22, former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton acknowledged that she is weighing whether to run for the 2016 presidential election, and she is well aware of the "political and governmental challenges" she would face if she wins the election.
Reports say that in an interview with New York magazine, Hillary stated that she has not decided whether to run for president and is working to make a "pragmatic" choice. "I am not in a hurry. I think this is a serious decision that should not be made lightly and does not need to be made quickly," Hillary said. "I believe I understand the political and governmental challenges that leaders face. No matter where I am, I will do everything I can to advocate for the values and policies that I believe are beneficial to the United States." Hillary stated, "I will continue to weigh the factors that influence my decision."
Since Hillary stepped down as U.S. Secretary of State in February, she and her husband Bill Clinton have had more time to spend at home. Bill Clinton is a former U.S. president. "We are very happy. We play with the dog, watch boring movies, take long walks, and swim together," Hillary said.
When asked if Bill supports her running for president, Hillary said, "I feel that he is not focused on that at all right now. Right now, we just want to spend the best time together and do well in what we are doing at the moment."