I am Hillary Clinton's #1 fan. There is much she has done to gain my admiration. She made a speech at her graduation from Wellesley that, according her her biography, was seen as controversial and inappropriate for the occasion. Ever since, she has not been intimidated to speak out about issues that are unpopular.
What I really admire about her is her bravery and determination. She has a lot of enemies, yet she never shuts up and doesn't let anyone stop her. She doesn't care what other politicians say about her. She doesn't let her opponents get the best of her. I cannot think of one other person in my life, including me, who are like that.
One reason why I'm naming my first daughter after her is because of the 2008 presidential race. She didn't really give a flying crap that Obama really wanted the job too. She fought until the very end, despite being tired and criticized by many Democrats.
I don't understand why all women are not feminists and why all women don't love Hillary. It's unfortunate that strong women are misunderstood. I try to live my life by the motto "What Would Hillary Do?" I wish all women would join in.
What I really admire about her is her bravery and determination. She has a lot of enemies, yet she never shuts up and doesn't let anyone stop her. She doesn't care what other politicians say about her. She doesn't let her opponents get the best of her. I cannot think of one other person in my life, including me, who are like that.
One reason why I'm naming my first daughter after her is because of the 2008 presidential race. She didn't really give a flying crap that Obama really wanted the job too. She fought until the very end, despite being tired and criticized by many Democrats.
I don't understand why all women are not feminists and why all women don't love Hillary. It's unfortunate that strong women are misunderstood. I try to live my life by the motto "What Would Hillary Do?" I wish all women would join in.
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