This popularity contest finds Hillary finishing last

Remember all the hub-bub about Hillary Clinton's cover story in People magazine last summer?
It was supposed to mark the start of the former secretary of state's charm offensive, allowing skeptical female voters to warm up to her in advance of her 2016 campaign launch.
Well, it turns out that not many People readers (low-information voters?) are ready for Hillary.
The Huffington Post reports that the Hillary issue in June was the worst-selling cover of the year for People.

According to numbers compiled by AdWeek's report on the best and worst covers of 2014, the Clinton cover was People's most unpopular, selling only 503,890 copies.
Finishing last is, I suspect, something that does not sit well with Mrs. Clinton.

By the way: The most successful cover? The Robin Williams memorial issue from August sold 1,169,800 copies. That means Hillary came up short by better than a 2-1 margin.