Hillary Clinton would make a better US President then Elizabeth Warren

Ok then One of the biggest indicators of how well a person will be as president is how much experience does the person have working in the government, either on the federal level, the state level, or the local level. Hillary Clinton's resume in experience in government is quiet extensive. 1 - Experience in the White HouseHer first big role was serving as the First Lady in the White House under Bill Clinton's term from 1992-2000, where she played a very, VERY active role in central affairs of the United States. She had her own office where she was consulted about people being appointed to both high and low level positions (she played a role in dozens of nominations and choices). It has even been said that White House aids and advisers under Bill Clinton would try to appeal to Hillary Clinton to enact a law or take action on something when Bill Clinton initially rejected it, and then she would pitch it back to Bill who would then re-think his position on the issue. She was even included in high-level cabinet meetings http://en.wikipedia.org...http://www.wnd.com...In a sense, Hillary Clinton would make a great president since she kind of already has been president and already has experience in the roles and duties of being president. 2 - Experience as a SenatorHillary Clinton, in addition to having a very visible role in the affairs of the Presidency under her Husband's term, also served 2 consecutive terms as the Senator of New York from 2002 to 2008, leaving her seat as Senator to run for President in the 2008 election. While Senator, Hillary Clinton voted on all kinds of things ranging from the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, the bailouts, the Iraq surge, the Patriot Act, and many other acts that all added to her experience of what to expect as President. 3 - Experience as the Secretary of StateAs we all know, Hillary Clinton lost her 2008 bid for President to Barack Obama. However, despite the vicious campaign between both candidates during the primaries, Obama ended up appointing Hillary as the Secretary of State, which is regarded by many as not just the highest ranking position in a Presidential Cabinet, but also as one of the most demanding and important position in the US government. The Secretary of State serves as the US ambassador to the rest of the world, and Hillary Clinton logged in 4 years at this position before deciding to leave in 2012, where she was succeeded by John Kerry. While Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton visited 112 countries over 4 years, making her by far the most traveled Secretary of State in US historyhttp://www.huffingtonpost.com...=====================================================================================Experience in government is arguably one of the biggest and clearest indicators of how well someone will do if elected President..... - Hillary Clinton has served as a US Senator who almost served 2 full terms, logging experience on domestic issues - She served as the US Secretary of State from 2008-2012 where she visited more countries then any other Secretary of State in US history, logging experience on foreign affairs issues - And she also kind of served as co-President with Bill Clinton during his presidency, where she gained quite a bit of experience on what its like to be President....In terms of experience in government, Hillary Clinton is arguably the most experienced person for the job, holding many different high ranking positions almost continuously since 1992 that nobody else can match in terms of diversity, including Elizabeth Warren.