With National Fundraising Network Kirsten Gillibrand is Viewed as Viable Presidential Candidate
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by News Editor
Politico – There’s a female politician from New York who is beloved by gay rights activists, has amassed a national fundraising network and is viewed by many Democrats as a viable presidential candidate.
And her name is not Hillary Clinton. If Clinton runs for president, New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand‘s time won’t be in 2016. But the junior senator from New York, who holds Clinton’s former seat and is often overshadowed by the state’s better-known political figures, is quietly building a résumé that would allow her to be taken seriously should she ever decide to run for president.
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