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Nearly seven years after dropping her bid for the presidency, Hillary Clinton announced Sunday that she will run again. 

While Clinton doesn't have any major Democratic competition yet, the Republican field is much more competitive. Republican Sen. Marco Rubio announced his candidacy today, joining Sen. Rand Paul and Sen. Ted Cruz in the race. 

 
This hour on MPR News, Tom Crann focused on Clinton and the 2016 campaign. What did Clinton learned in 2008 and how would match up against the Republican candidates?

One caller, identified as a Republican, explains why Clinton could be an appealing presidential nominee:

One Republican woman's view of a Hillary Clinton presidency by MPR News

Listen to Political Junkie Ken Rudin and two other experts discuss Clinton's announcement and the growing candidate pool for 2016.

Nearly seven years after dropping her bid for the presidency, Hillary Clinton announced Sunday that she will run again. At this point there is no Democrat in a spot to challenge her. For this hour, we focused on Clinton and the 2016 campaign. GUESTS: Political Junkie Ken Rudin, Lynn Vavrek of UCLA and Brendan Nyhan of Dartmouth.

Political Junkie on Hillary Clinton running for president

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Full discussion: http://bit.ly/1I6Z29A
On MPR News April 13, 2015, Tom Crann talked to Political Junkie Ken Rudin and other experts about Hillary Clinton's announcement of her presidential candidacy. One caller, identified as a Republican, explains why Clinton could be an appealing presidential nominee. 

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