article_snippet.sent: Hillary Clinton's online declaration for president means the focus will now shift to the campaign and to what kind of president Hillary Clinton might be.
article_snippet.sent: Should Hillary Clinton's win, Hillary Clinton's will add to Hillary Clinton's potential "firsts": first woman president; the first president who had been a first lady.
article_snippet.sent: But this will be no cake walk for Hillary Clinton's on the foreign policy side.
article_snippet.sent: Hillary Clinton's will have to negotiate and traverse several tricky and rocky paths to ensure that Hillary Clinton's the State Department career remains an advantage and doesn't turn into a liability.
article_snippet.sent: Hillary Clinton's will face a harder balancing act: how to stand by the policies that Hillary Clinton's helped craft in Obama's first term and still separate Hillary Clinton's from an administration Hillary Clinton's opponents will blast as weak, vacillating and fairly or not, responsible for a world that is seen to be much worse, especially in the Middle East and with Russia, than when Obama took office.
article_snippet.sent: In the process, Hillary Clinton's'll have to define Hillary Clinton's own approach to the world.
article_snippet.sent: Indeed, given Hillary Clinton's's vulnerabilities on foreign policy, Hillary Clinton's can't afford to be seen as Obama's third term.
article_snippet.sent: In Hillary Clinton's memoir "Hard Choices," Hillary Clinton's's already laid the foundation for distancing Hillary Clinton's from Obama on issues such as doing more for the Syrian opposition and being tougher on Russia's Vladimir Putin.
article_snippet.sent: And Hillary Clinton's can legitimately work to sharpen those differences without seeming to walk away from policies Hillary Clinton's supported and leaving Hillary Clinton's open to charges that Hillary Clinton's has no principles, only politically expedient tactics.
article_snippet.sent: Clinton's biggest challenge on the campaign trail and in office should Clinton win is whether Clinton can develop a foreign policy vision and an effective approach to the world that strikes a better balance between the risk-readiness of George W. Bush and the risk-aversion of Barack Obama.  