Here's Your List Of Hillary Clinton's 'Accomplishments'

Resumes: "If you want to stump a Democrat," Carly Fiorina suggested during Wednesday's GOP debate, "ask them to name an accomplishment of Mrs. Clinton's" as secretary of state. Hillary herself seems just as stumped.

In April of last year, New York Times columnist Tom Friedman lobbed a big fat softball to Clinton. "When you look at your time as secretary of state, what are you most proud of?" he asked.

Clinton fumbled around for an answer, talking about relay races. Even the New York Times noted that her answer "suggests a problem" that she'd face in a presidential run.

A few months later, Diane Sawyer asked Clinton if she had a "marquee achievement." The answer: "We've had presidents who have made some tough calls, some of which have worked and some of which have not."

You'd think by now she'd have a solid response, particularly after Fiorina's barb. Think again.

On Thursday, CNN's Wolf Blitzer asked Clinton, "What would you say was your number one accomplishment as secretary of state?" Her answer: "There's a long list about what I have done. And I'm very proud of it. You can read my book 'Hard Choices.'"

OK, well, maybe Clinton's just being modest. But even her fans struggle for an answer. None of the Hillary supporters assembled at a focus group could name one

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