Since the ratification of the Constitution in 1776, U.S. politics on all levels has been dominated by white, Anglo-Saxon males. Although this is still primarily the case, it is clear that this trend is beginning to change. Not only are more minorities voted into Congress and appointed on presidential administration staffs, but women are also becoming more prominent. One example is Hillary Rodham Clinton. Love her or hate her, Clinton is climbing the ranks of the Senate and is even seeking the election bid for the Democratic Party in 2008.
Hillary Rodham Clinton was born on October 26, 1947 in Chicago, Illinois. After graduating from Maine South High School, she attended Wellesley College where she was named valedictorian of her graduating class, along with receiving honors in the political science department. During her time at Wellesley, Clinton left the Republican party and joined the Democrats. Next, she attended Yale University in pursuit of a law degree. There she became interested in children's rights and issues and joined many organizations related to this cause. She also started dating Bill Clinton during this time.
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She did a speech in Alabama and tried to do it with a southern
black woman's accent/drawl.
It was an insult to everyone.
Besides that, she's completely stupid.
If you consider her to be your idol, you should probably have
yourself commited.