Of course they won't.
There is a very good reason she exited the State Department stage when she did. She only had the job so she could check off the box labeled " Experience " for her upcoming Presidential bid. Without it, her lack of experience would have been front and center during her entire campaign. This has been planned for quite some time. Though her success at her previous job posting is certainly up for debate.
Her election team knows how short the average voter memory is. Exit the spotlight a few years in advance of the main election and you're golden. Can't have all this ISIS, Ukraine, Iran, Syria business getting in the way of a potential Presidential Candidacy now can we ? Though the closer we get to election season, we'll see all the skeletons dragged from the closets and put on display for both sides.
I would expect nothing but the usual smear campaigns from both parties telling us that Candidate X is better than Candidate Y because they are not AS evil as their counterpart over in the other party. Our entire system isn't about who is best qualified anymore, rather it's about picking the lesser of two evils. ( Which, if you think about it, still makes us Evil . . . :D )
I do have to thank the current administration, however, for introducing a good dose of reality to the upcoming generations. ( In fairness, it happens every election cycle ) I do hope those that voted for Mr. Hope and Change Yes-We-Can remember just how that turned out and not be so easily swayed with the next candidates election promises. ( But I won't hold my breath )
Hillary certainly has a shot at the title, but only if the Republican side fails to field any serious competitor to oppose her. ( We so need a new system to replace this very outdated and increasingly corrupt one we have now )
Third party ? LOL. Never happen.
While we may have far better candidates in the Third Party corner, the media is not on their side. All of the mainstream media in this country is controlled, or has interests in, one of the two major parties. As a result, a Third Party will never see the same exposure to the populace as the other two candidates. No exposure = no chance of getting elected.