What Is Hillary Clinton A Good Role Model For Women

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Hillary Clinton has a daughter, Chelsea Clinton, at 36 years old. Hillary Clinton is a grandmother to Charlotte Mezvinsky and Aidan Mezvinsky. It makes Hillary Clinton an excellent role model for women. Her love, support, care for her daughter and grandkids and how she raised her family is worthy of intimation for women. Hillary Clinton told people that “Having that next generation right there and thinking about everything you want to do both personally but in our cases, publicly and professionally, to give that child the best chance in life to be all he or she can be, that is profoundly moving to me” (People). This shows Hillary Clinton recognizes the importance of children’s future.
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