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Bush daughter: Hillary Clinton should run for president

Barbara Bush, the daughter of former President George W. Bush, wants Hillary Clinton to enter the 2016 presidential race.The 31-year-old daughter of the former Republican president said she found Clinton “unbelievably accomplished” and would like to see her make a second run for president, even though she couldn't guarantee her vote.“I don’t know who she’d be running against,” Bush sai
NEW YORK - OCTOBER 01:  First daughter Barbara Bush arrives at the launch of Jenna Bush's book "Ana's Story: A Journey Of Hope" at the Labouisse Hall,...
NEW YORK - OCTOBER 01: First daughter Barbara Bush arrives at the launch of Jenna Bush's book \"Ana's Story: A Journey Of Hope\" at the Labouisse Hall, UNICEF House on October 1, 2007 in New York City. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Barbara BushGetty Images file
Barbara Bush, pictured on July 28, talked to People magazine in a recent interview.
Barbara Bush, pictured in July, recently told People magazine she would like to see the former first lady run for president.Adam Bettcher / Today

Barbara Bush, the daughter of former President George W. Bush, wants Hillary Clinton to enter the 2016 presidential race.

Barbara Bush talked to People magazine.
Barbara Bush talked to People magazine.Today

The 31-year-old daughter of the former Republican president said she found Clinton “unbelievably accomplished” and would like to see her make a second run for president, even though she couldn't guarantee her vote.

“I don’t know who she’d be running against,” Bush said in an interview to appear in the Aug. 26 issue of People magazine.

Bush, the twin sister of TODAY correspondent Jenna Bush, said she also supports gay marriage and is politically unaffiliated.

The magazine article focuses mostly on Bush’s work as CEO of the nonprofit Global Health Corps, which works in numerous African nations. The organization has also partnered with the Clinton Health Access Initiative and Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move.

“We want results. We work with people doing great work,” Bush said.