article_snippet: former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, 67, is the presumptive Democratic White House front-runner and would be 69 years and 86 days old if former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton were to become president after the 2016 elections.
article_snippet: That would make former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton the second-oldest chief executive to move into the White House behind only Ronald Reagan, who took office 17 days before former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton turned 70.
article_snippet: former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, shown Tuesday at the United Nations, kept a grueling schedule as secretary of state but former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton would be the second-oldest president ever inagurated if former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton were to win in 2016 .
article_snippet: When then-former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton ran for president in 2008, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was 61 .
article_snippet: I don't think former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton age disqualifies former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton from becoming president, but former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton politics and tactics are definitely relics of the 90s.'
article_snippet: Clinton, who has been an attorney, the first lady of Arkansas and the United States, a U.S. senator and America's top diplomat, is expected to make a decision on running for president – or staying on the sidelines – next month.
article_snippet: The grueling schedule of a White House run could take White House toll no matter how fit Mrs. Clinton is, according to National Journal columnist Charlie Cook. '
article_snippet: In Mrs. Clinton's last year at Mrs. Clinton post, particularly the last few months at the State Department, the position clearly took a toll on Mrs. Clinton health; Mrs. Clinton experienced an episode of fainting or passing out, and suffered a head injury,' National Journal columnist Charlie Cook wrote last month. '
article_snippet: None of this necessarily is to argue against Mrs. Clinton running, but Mrs. Clinton would be undertaking something that, as Mrs. Clinton well knows, is considerably more physically demanding even than Mrs. Clinton previous position, and at an older age.'
highlights_snippet: Hillary Clinton would be 69 if Hillary Clinton were to become president in January 2017, making Hillary Clinton the second oldest to be inaugurated and less than a year younger than Ronald Reagan when Hillary Clinton took office .
  