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generation in terms of elected office.
     
    There's also the fact that there's just very little point in criticising the individuals involved in these dynasties. They're a product of various trends in American society, not the cause of them. If you want to blame something for the phenomenon, then America's obsession with celebrity and stagnant social mobility surely make a better target than the families themselves. After all, if you're an intelligent, committed, politically-engaged person, you can hardly be expected to self-impose a cap on your ambition just because you happen to share a surname with a former president or Senator (or two).
     
    Given her experience, fame and popularity, there seems little doubt that Clinton's run at the presidency will, this time, succeed; of course, there's a warning there, as it also seemed that way in 2008. However, with no serious candidate looking likely to oppose her in the Democratic nomination, it seems that this time, Hillary Clinton may have the opportunity to change the world she’s been fighting for.