Hillary Clinton's Calculated, Low-Key Campaign Rolls On

Week two of her presidential campaign will look a lot like week one, aides hope.

Democratic presidential hopeful and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during a roundtable discussion with members of the small business community at Capital City Fruit on April 15, 2015 in Des Moines, Iowa. Hillary Clinton continues to campaign throughout Iowa as she makes her second bid for President of the United States.

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KEENE, N.H.—Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign is about to get really boring—at least, if everything goes according to plan.

For anyone who paid attention to her trip to Iowa last week, the former secretary of state's agenda for Monday and Tuesday in New Hampshire looks strikingly similar: two small roundtable conversations open to the press but not to a larger audience of voters, a few carefully-staged photo ops at coffee shops and restaurants, plus private meetings with party activists and elected officials.