President Hillary Clinton? If she wants it

http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/26/opinion/rothkopf-hillary-clinton/index.html?hpt=hp_c2
In this article, David Rothkopf argues that if she wants it, Hillary Clinton is on track to become the next democratic presidential nominee, but the president of the United States. Rothkopf bases his argument in logos by stating Clinton's various accolades during her time as First Lady, Senator, and most recently Secretary of State. He commends her actions and behavior during her tenure as Secretary of State, going so far as to name her "the most successful U.S. secretary of state in two decades" and an "equal of the likes of James Baker, George Schultz or Henry Kissinger". Rothkopf goes in detail describing her cooperation in the investigation following the tragedy in Benghazi, and her graceful, honest responses when the  she faced accusations and conspiracy theories from the Senate and House at hearings on the events surrounding Benghazi. Rothkopf also cites the fact that Clinton has helped improve relations between the Unites States and the Middle East and Asia. Rothkopf makes good points about why Clinton would be a great contender for President in 2016, but his lack of criticism concerning any of her actions lessens the effect of his argument to the point where it just becomes obsequious praise.  If Hillary Clinton were to become the first female President, it would show how progressive this country is becoming and that the words  of our Constitution are truth, rather than false promises of equity.