Our thoughts and prayers are with Hillary Clinton
She spoke not as the relentless candidate many remember from 2016,
but as a woman taking stock of a lifetime under the harshest spotlight.
Without grand theatrics, she hinted that her days of seeking center stage
in American politics are behind her, framing the moment as both an ending and a necessary release.
For longtime supporters, it felt like watching a chapter of their own lives quietly conclude.
Yet her message was not only about stepping back; it was also about what remains.
Clinton emphasized the enduring importance of civic engagement,
urging others to pick up the work she spent decades advancing.
In her reflection there was grief, but also a kind of hard-won peace—
a recognition that influence does not disappear when the cameras turn away,
it simply changes hands.
