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<b>Hillary Rodham Clinton</b> (], ] -) Former ] (wife of former ] ]), presently serving ] in the ]. <b>Hillary Rodham Clinton</b> (born ], ]) is a former ] (wife of former ] ]), presently serving ] in the ].


Junior legal member of the ] prosecution (or investigation ??) team. She was a junior legal member of the ] prosecution (or investigation ??) team; just as her ] was the first president from the ] generation, she is its first First Lady.


⚫ For much of Bill Clinton's career, from ] - ], Clinton fans have pitied her as a simpler, finer, less ambitious woman, who has had to stand by her man. In fact, they are well-matched, and in intelligence, energy and political ambition, she is every bit a match for her husband.
First First Lady from the ] generation.


Like her husband, she has been investigated for numerous alleged scandals; in every case, the investigation exonerated her, finding no evidence of any crime.
⚫ For much of Bill Clinton's career, from ] - ], Hillary fans have pitied her as a simpler, finer, less ambitious woman, who has had to stand by her man. In fact, they are well-matched, and in intelligence, energy and political ambition, she is every bit a match for her husband.

One should consider that Hillary's scandals have been every bit as complex and numerous as Bill's, from Cattle Futures, White Water, Rose Law Firm Records, Travel Office firings, to her own senate campaign scandals.


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Hillary Rodham Clinton (born October 26, 1947) is a former First Lady (wife of former President Bill Clinton), presently serving New York in the United States Senate.

She was a junior legal member of the Watergate prosecution (or investigation ??) team; just as her husband was the first president from the Baby Boom generation, she is its first First Lady.

For much of Bill Clinton's career, from 1978 - 2000, Clinton fans have pitied her as a simpler, finer, less ambitious woman, who has had to stand by her man. In fact, they are well-matched, and in intelligence, energy and political ambition, she is every bit a match for her husband.

Like her husband, she has been investigated for numerous alleged scandals; in every case, the investigation exonerated her, finding no evidence of any crime.

See also