Former Vice President Walter F. Mondale endorsed Sen. Hillary Clinton on Sunday, at the Eagle Point Lodge, Iowa.

In his opinion Clinton is not just the only democrat that will probably win the presidential elections but it has the best chance in bringing a real change.

Mondale said in a statement: “It just seems to me that Hillary is most prepared to take over the presidency and suited to make the tough decisions that we’re going to have to make in the years ahead. Hillary is uniquely qualified to rebuild America’s standing in the world and lead this nation from her first day in the White House.”

Walter Mondale was President Jimmy Carter’s vice president from 1977 to 1981 and the nominee for president of the Democrats in 1984. From 1993 to 1996 he served as US ambassador to Japan.

Although other campaigns showed that Clinton may be unelectable, Mondale is not worried. He said that she is electable if the polls show that 5 percent of the democrats won’t vote for her, and she is the only candidate that is ahead in the polls of all the Republicans and the Democrats.

Mondale expressed his content regarding Clinton’s talks about health care, education and environment. He sees in Clinton a candidate that can do more than just to talk about it.

He said: “I think she knows Washington, she knows the Congress as well as the White House and she’s a very strong person and she will have a good chance of getting something done.”

Clinton is doing well according to him, but it still depends on what the people of Iowa are going to vote on January 3.

Clinton finished her campaign at Great River Medical Center's Mercy Plaza with an event, where 400 people gathered in the lobby to hear her. She spoke about the importance of internet connections especially in hospitals and that improved communication technology could save the taxpayers $ 77 billon a year.