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What should we expect from a Hillary Clinton presidency? The Democrat frontrunner is now the firm favourite to win the White House, assuming that she can defeat her Republican rival Donald Trump. But what would her victory mean for America? In his Spectator cover piece this week, Christopher Buckley says one of Hillary’s prevailing characteristics is her ability to bore. He also argues that Clinton’s politic shapeshifting over the years may have enabled her to stand the test of time, but it’s also won her many enemies. So if we think the rise of Trump shows Americans are angry, what would it be like after four years of Hillary? Christopher Buckley speaks to Freddy Gray and Lara Prendergast.
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