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Clinton declared her candidacy – her second, after defeat by Obama in the Democratic primaries of 2008 – on Sunday.

And within her palpable exasperation with Sanders's bank-focused rhetoric lies her case for her candidacy: her experience with the realities of the world equips her with the tactics to handle big, complicated issues.

While Senator Clinton, in her private conversations with Democrats, is not declaring her candidacy, her outreach is significant because so little had been known until now about her true intentions.

In highlighting the historic nature of Mrs. Clinton's candidacy, her campaign must strike a delicate balance: appealing to women's pride, while at the same time extending her candidacy beyond sex.

By billing the speech as a takedown of "Trump's divisive 'alt-right' candidacy", her campaign shone a light on a little-known slice of the political spectrum: an amorphous, largely online movement that prefers the label "race realist" to "white supremacist".

The enthusiasm of Ukip supporters for her candidacy, her reactionary position on gay marriage (call it something else), her suggestion that "what we need is a great deal of fiscal stimulus" (paid for how?), the peculiar march on parliament by a gang of her followers: there is something of the pyramid scheme about it all, an air of unreality.

Abrams, 44, embraces the historic nature of her candidacy in her stump speech, suggesting that her identity makes her uniquely qualified to lead the state.

His opponent, Mrs Hutchison, is staking her candidacy on her ability to bring independents and moderates into the fold for the Republican primary.

Announcing her candidacy in her constituency, Ms Constance argued the party "should remain absolutely focused on independence".

Gabbard spent part of Christmas Day tweeting and sharing messages of support for her candidacy through her campaign website.

What is glaringly bothersome about her candidacy is her lack of articulation on any issues facing the nation.