Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park

The Republicans running for the White House make the foundation their main line of attack on the vice president.

She launches her campaign on Saturday, June 13th, at Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island in New York.

About five thousand people arrive, and early in her speech, she points out that the park has absolutely no ceilings Three days later, Donald Trump rides an escalator down into the lobby of his building on Fifth Avenue to announce that he's also running for the Republican nomination.

The senator from Vermont, Bernie Sanders, beats Clinton in New Hampshire in February of 2016, but she clinches the nomination in June.