Former Virginia Sen Jim Webb hints about a 2016 Run

Former Virginia Senator Jim Webb left the door open to a presidential campaign on Monday but it's hard to see any path to victory for Webb or any other relatively conservative Democrat in a presidential primary. 

The list of potential Democratic challengers to Hillary Clinton is growing but not exactly getting more formidable. 

On Monday, former Virginia Senator Jim Webb left the door open to a presidential bid in a radio interview on NPR. Webb is a Vietnam veteran and former Secretary of the Navy in the Reagan Administration who ran upset incumbent Republican George Allen in the Democratic wave of 2006. Webb then tired of the Senate and decided not to run for re-election in 2012. Not coincidentally, Webb, who did make an appearance in New Hampshire over the weekend, is also promoting a new book.

Read the rest of the story HERE and listen to the Webb interview below.

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