Economics
Hillary Clinton Explains How She'll 'Crack Every Last Glass Ceiling' in 2016
Before an admiring Silicon Valley crowd, Clinton tests out a few potential campaign themes.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Hillary Clinton didn't shatter the glass ceiling of the American presidency back in 2008 but on Tuesday offered her most detailed outline yet on how she'll try to do it this time around.
"Crack every last glass ceiling," she told a roaring crowd of more than 5,000 at a women-in-tech conference here, as she ran through the likely themes for probable presidential campaign: economic opportunity for all, restoring trust in government and building a “nice, warm purple space” for bipartisanship in Washington.