Condoleezza Rice insists she's not interested in politics.
But Republicans can't help but notice the former secretary of state is back in the thick of it these days, holding fundraisers, endorsing candidates and making a string of political-sounding speeches. Perhaps her biggest post-administration address is coming up Wednesday, as she delivers remarks on the Republican National Convention stage shortly before vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan closes out the night.
"I'm going to talk about America at home and abroad, the need for America to speak with a voice that the world can hear, but a need for America to rebuild at home," Rice told Fox News Wednesday morning, offering a taste of the speech to come. "Because the essence of American exceptionalism is who we are here."
