Hillary made the show about herself. Of course, she talked about herself as she spoke to the media on opening day.

"Hillary Clinton premiered 'Suffs' on Broadway and celebrated its opening in New York last week.

"Suffs" delves into the story of the suffragists in the early 1900s who battled for women's right to vote.

"In 1913, amidst the fervor of the women's movement in America, the suffragists — affectionately dubbed 'Suffs' — spearheaded the relentless crusade for suffrage. Crossing barriers of age, race, and class, these remarkable, flawed women both entertain and inspire us with their narrative of hard-won victory in an ongoing struggle. Despite the immense changes since the adoption of the Nineteenth Amendment more than a century ago, there's a poignant reminder that sometimes, to courageously march into the future, we must first glance back," reads the show's description.

With the rather "colorful" history we all know Hillary to have, one has to wonder just how future women will see her when they look back on Clinton moments.

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