The Times shouldn't be so concerned (unless there was a lot of space to fill in the Labor Day weekend Saturday paper).
She has two legacies:
First, being at the forefront of an admistration with approximately no foreign policy accomplishments of a, you know, positive nature, as well as maybe one of the great failures of American history; and
Second: She's done a great job staying in the closet.
But not to worry. The money men will take good care of her as they did before she went into the public sector.
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