article_snippet: Instead, Hillary Clinton teased an enthusiastic audience of female Democrats about Hillary Clinton political future during the 30th anniversary gala of EMILY's List, an organization that works to elect Democratic women who support abortion rights.
article_snippet: Some of them are big, like `Do you run for office?',' the former US first lady (pictured in 2011) told attendees, including Orange
article_snippet: Another hint: Instead, the ex-first lady teased listeners about the ex-first lady political future during the 30th anniversary gala of EMILY's List, an organization that works to elect Democratic women who support abortion rights .
article_snippet: The prospect of a Mrs Clinton campaign was invoked repeatedly by political leaders who have worked with the fundraising powerhouse, whose name is an acronym for 'Early money is like yeast.'
article_snippet: The organization has a strong track record in Democratic politics, electing more than 100 women to the U.S. House, 19 to the Senate, 10 governors and more than 500 state and local officials.
article_snippet: Ms Giffords, also addressed the audience.
article_snippet: Ms Giffords said female leaders deliver results, in places like city hall, state houses, governor's mansions and Congress, 'and maybe soon, in the White House.'
article_snippet: EMILYhas helped lay the groundwork for a potential Hillary Clinton campaign, holding events to promote the possibility of electing the nation's first female president and commissioning polling.
article_snippet: Ellen Malcolm, the founder of The organization, pointed to Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign as the first step, bringing the audience to Ellen Malcolm, the founder of the organization feet when Ms Gunn identified 2016 as the 'time to shatter that glass ceiling and put a woman in the White House.'
article_snippet: Hillary, you heard us,' Ellen Malcolm said. '
highlights_snippet: Then asked female audience: 'Don't you want to see a woman president?'
  
highlights_snippet: As the crowd erupted, Hillary Clinton spoke of women's economic security .
  