Bill Clinton Suggests First Female U.S. President Likely to Be a Conservative Republican

In a recent interview, the former president discussed shifting political dynamics and cultural challenges following Kamala Harris' election loss.

Former President Bill Clinton stated that a conservative Republican woman may have a better chance of becoming the first female U.S. president.
He attributed this prediction to the nation's political shift to the right and ongoing cultural conflicts that complicate female candidates' campaigns.
Clinton drew a parallel to Margaret Thatcher, the United Kingdom's first female prime minister, who was a conservative leader.
The comments came during an interview promoting his new book, 'Citizen,' which also revisits his past controversies, including the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
Clinton campaigned for Kamala Harris during her unsuccessful 2024 presidential bid, expressing continued concern over Donald Trump's election as president.