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Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton was born October 26, 1947 is the 67th United States Secretary of State, serving in the administration of President Barack Obama. She was a United States Senator for New York from 2001 to 2009. As the wife of the 42nd President of the United States, Bill Clinton, was the First Lady of the United States from 1993 to 2001. In the 2008 election, Clinton was a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.

 Born in Illinois, Hillary Rodham attracted national attention in 1969 for his role as first student commencement speaker at Wellesley College. She embarked on a career in law after receiving her JD at Yale Law School in 1973. After a stint as a Congressional legal counsel, she moved to Arkansas in 1974 and married Bill Clinton in 1975. Rodham cofounded the Arkansas Lawyers for Children and Families in 1977 and became the first female president of the Legal Services Corporation in 1978. Named the first female partner at Rose Law Firm in 1979, was listed twice as one of the 100 most influential lawyers in America. As First Lady of Arkansas from 1979 to 1981 and from 1983 to 1992 with husband Bill as Governor, successfully headed a task force to reform Arkansas's education system. During that time, he was a member of the board of directors of Wal-Mart and several other companies.

In 1994 as First Lady of the United States, her major initiative, the Clinton health care plan, failed to gain approval from the U.S. Congress. However, in 1997 and 1999, Clinton played a role in promoting the creation of the State Health Insurance, Adoption and Safe Families Act, and the Act of Independence Foster. Her years as First Lady had a polarized response from the American public. The only First Lady to have been subpoenaed, she testified before a federal grand jury in due to the Whitewater controversy of 1996, but was never charged with irregularities in this or several other investigations during her husband's administration. The state of her marriage was the subject of much speculation following the Lewinsky scandal in 1998. After moving to the state of New York, Clinton was elected U.S. Senator 2000. That election marked the first time an American First Lady had run for public office, Clinton was also the first female senator to represent the state. In the Senate, which initially supported the Bush administration on some foreign policy issues, including a vote for the resolution of the Iraq war. Subsequently opposed the administration on its handling of the war in Iraq and on most domestic issues. Senator Clinton was reelected by a wide margin in 2006. In the race for the 2008 presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton won more primaries and delegates than any other female candidate in American history, but narrowly lost to Illinois Senator Barack Obama.

Obama won the election and appointment of Clinton as Secretary of State, Clinton became the first former First Lady to serve in a president's cabinet. It has put in place institutional changes seeking to maximize departmental effectiveness and promote the empowerment of women worldwide, and has set records for most-traveled secretary for time in office. She has been at the forefront of the U.S. response to the Arab Spring, including the promotion of the military intervention in Libya. She has used the "smart power" as a strategy for asserting U.S. leadership and values ​​in the world and has championed the use of social media to get the message U.S. out.

Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton

Birth: 
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Date: 1947, October 26
Father: Hugh Ellsworth Rodham, born in 1911, April 2, Scranton, Pennsylvania, graduated from Pennsylvania State University, owned a small textile source, and died 1993, April 7 in Little Rock, Arkansas
Mother: Dorothy Emma Howell Rodham, born 1919, Chicago, Illinois, married to Hugh Rodham, 1942
Ancestry: Welsh, French, Scottish, Native American, English, paternal grandfather of Hillary Clinton Hugh Rodham was born in 1879 in Northumberland, England, and emigrated to New York to work in the Scranton Lace Company. His maternal great-grandparents, the Howells, were immigrants from England and settled in California. Her maternal grandmother, Della Murray migrated from Canada to Illinois and married second to Max Rosenberg, who was born in Russia in 1901.
Birth order: The oldest of three, two brothers, Hugh E. Rodham, Jr. (born 1950) and Anthony Rodham (born 1954)
Physical appearance: 5 '6 ", blonde hair, blue eyes
Religious Affiliation: Methodist

Education:
Eugene Field Elementary School, Park Ridge, Illinois, 1953-1957, Ralph Waldo Emerson Middle School, Park Ridge, Illinois, 1957-1961; Maine Township High School, East and South, Park Ridge, 1961-1965, member of the National Society Honor, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts, 1965-1969, president of the upper class, went to graduate students, Yale Law School, New Haven, Connecticut, 1969-1973, member of the board of directors, Yale Journal Law and Social Action, graduated with honors, Yale Child Study Center, 1973-1974, one year postgraduate study on children and medicine

Occupation before marriage:
As a young woman, Hillary Rodham worked as a nanny, both after school and during your holiday vacation, sometimes when the children of Mexican immigrants brought to the Chicago area for mobile work. NASA requested and was surprised when told that girls were not accepted for the astronaut program. Although she was active in small groups and campaigned for Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater Republican in 1964, was inspired to work on some form of public service after hearing a speech in Chicago by the Reverend Martin Luther King. He worked at various jobs during his summers as a college student, once in a cannery in Alaska, in 1969. In 1970, she won a scholarship and first went to work for the Defense Fund for Children. The following summer, he first came to Washington, DC working in Senator Walter Mondale (Minnesota Democrat) Subcommittee on migrant workers, researching migrant problems in housing, sanitation, health and education. In the summer of 1972, he worked in the western states for the campaign of Democratic presidential candidate George McGovern. During his second year in law school, Hillary Clinton offered in the Yale Child Study Center, learning about new research on early brain development infant and New Haven Hospital, where he took the child abuse cases and services legal city, providing free legal services to the poor. After graduating from law school, he worked as a lawyer Defense Fund for Children in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In the spring of 1974, he returned to Washington as a member of the research staff of presidential impeachment advise the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives during the Watergate scandal. After Nixon's resignation in August 1974, he became a faculty member of the Faculty of Law, University of Arkansas, located in Fayetteville, where his fellow Yale Law School and her boyfriend Bill Clinton was teaching as well.

Marriage:
27 years, married 1975, October 11, Fayetteville, Arkansas William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton, born in 1946, August 19, Hope, Arkansas, a professor of law at home, before he proposed marriage to Hillary Rodham Bill Clinton secretly bought a small house in Fayetteville that she had noticed and commented that he liked. When he proposed marriage to her and she accepted, revealed that they owned the house. They married and lived here briefly before moving to the state capital of Little Rock, Arkansas, where he held his first campaign in the U.S. Congress.

Children:
One daughter, Chelsea Victoria Clinton (born in 1980, February 27)

Occupation after marriage:
A year after their marriage, Hillary Clinton, retaining her maiden name for work, joined the Rose Law Firm of Little Rock, Arkansas. President Jimmy Carter appointed her to the board of the Legal Services Corporation in 1978. That same year, Bill Clinton was elected to the first of five terms as governor of Arkansas. The following year he became a full partner in the Rose Law Firm. She was twice named to the list of "The 100 most influential lawyers in America." She also represented and later served on the board of Arkansas business, including TCBY ("Too Good to Be Yogurt"), and Wal-Mart. As First Lady of Arkansas for twelve years, she chaired the Arkansas Education Standards, co-founder of Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, and presented in the tables of Arkansas Children's Hospital, Legal Services, and the Fund for the Protection of Children. Clinton wrote a weekly column entitled "speak".

Presidential campaign and inauguration:
During the 1992 Democratic primary, several incidents occurred, which was the main base for most of the controversy and criticism that done as first lady Hillary Clinton. Before the primaries in New York, former California Governor Jerry Brown questioned Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton, with suggestions that Hillary Clinton's work as a lawyer involved state funding was unethical, hinting broadly which had benefited in some way from the position of her husband. Clinton said at the time that his wife would be a full partner if he became President, calling it a "two for one" offer. Finally, in response to any of these questions, Hillary Clinton sharply responded to a reporter's question at a public event was being covered by the media that the only way a lawyer who works, who happened to be also governor's wife could have avoided any controversy would have been if she had "stayed home and baked cookies." The observation, often repeated in television as a single clip of his most explicit response sparked a public debate about whether she intended to belittle the role of mother and housewife. It was further fueled by supporters seeking GOP Hillary Clinton said that was not in line with the "family values", a phrase that is often used in the campaign of 1992. At the Republican National Convention, several speakers, including conservative columnist Pat Buchanan and Marilyn Quayle vice presidential wife Hillary Clinton mentioned either by name or refers to it as an example of what his party was running against. On a lighter note, Good Housekeeping magazine sponsored a cookie contest asking readers to vote for their choice of recipes used by the wives of the two presidential candidates. During the 1996 campaign, Hillary Clinton addressed the Democratic convention, highlighting some of the proceeds of the government's policy and aspirations of children and women. At the opening of 1993, Clinton created a new precedent by having a child of the elected president, his daughter Chelsea, joined on the podium at the time of administration of the oath of office.

First Lady:
1993, January 20 - 2001 January 20 45 years of age
Within the first five days of becoming first lady, Hillary Clinton, was appointed by her husband to head the President's Working Force on Reforming Health Care, overseeing research, research trips, financial reports , numerous committees composed of medical professionals and insurance, legislators and other government officials, service leaders and advocates for the rights of consumers. In this capacity, she became the third woman first to testify before Congress, which appears to the House committee on health insurance reform in September 1993. When the plan devised was attacked for being too complicated or intention that leads to "socialized medicine", the Administration decided not to press for a vote and never came to a vote in the Senate or the House, abandoned in September 1994 . Hillary Clinton interested in the subject, however, had helped create national awareness of the problem of citizens living without health insurance and began to treat a variety of medical problems faced by many citizens. Perhaps the most successful component of their achievements as First Lady was initiating the Health Insurance Program for Children in 1997, a federal effort that provided state support for children whose parents could not give them medical coverage. She successfully sought to increase research funding for diseases such as prostate cancer and childhood asthma at the National Institutes of Health. The First Lady also gave voice to diseases affecting veterans of the Gulf War, with the possibility of suffering the toxic side effects of chemical "Agent Orange" used in the war.

Although it took less open political role after the failure of health reform plan, efforts for which public were fully focused. He cited the Law of Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997 as initiated and guided achievement that gives you the most satisfaction. From an article I wrote on children orphaned in 1995, through a series of public events on the subject, political meetings with Health and Human Services officials, leaders of private foundations, making recommendations policy, and, finally, lobbying lawmakers took their step. The First Lady led a second effort, Bill Foster Care Independence, to help the elderly, non-adopted children transition to adulthood. She also received numerous White House conferences that relate to children's health, including early childhood development (1997) and school violence (1999). He supported programs ranging from "Recipe for Reading", in which pediatricians provide free books for new mothers to read to their children while their brains were rapidly developing nationwide immunization against diseases Child. It also supported an annual campaign to encourage older women to seek a mammogram for breast cancer prevention, cost coverage provided by Medicare. Hillary Clinton was the only First Lady to keep an office in the West Wing among senior officials of President. While familiarity with complicated issues and policy decisions facing the president, she openly discussed his work with him, however, said that ultimately, it was only one of several individuals who consulted before taking a decision. They were known to disagree. 1993 Regarding approval of welfare reform, the first lady had reservations about child care and Medicaid federal support. When she was working problems were discussed at meetings of senior staff in the morning, the First Lady attended often. Aides kept informed of pending legislation and often sought his reaction to the problems as a way to measure the possible response of the President. Weighing in appointments to his cabinet and know many of the people he named, had working relationships with many of them. She convinced Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin to convene a meeting of CEOs for their advice on how companies can be persuaded to adopt better measures of child care for working families. With Attorney General Janet Reno, the First Lady helped create the Department of Justice Violence Against Women Office. One of his closest allies Cabinet as Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright. After traveling internationally, Hillary Clinton wrote a report of his observations to Albright. A primary effort they shared was the world advocating for gender equality in the economy, employment, health and education. During his trips to Africa (1997) Asia (1995), South America (1995, 1997) and the Central European former Soviet satellite nations (1997, 1998), Hillary Clinton said "civil society", human rights as a path to democracy and capitalism. The First Lady was also one of the few international figures at the time spoke out against the treatment of Afghan women by the Islamist fundamentalist Taliban had taken control of Afghanistan. One program she helped create was Vital Voices, an initiative sponsored by the United States to promote international participation of women in the political process of their country. One result of the group's meetings, in Northern Ireland, was coming to women leaders of the various political factions that supported the Good Friday peace agreement that brought peace to the nation's long civil war. Hillary Clinton was also an active supporter of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), often granting microloans to small businesses started by women in developing countries who helped the economic growth of their impoverished communities. Certainly one of his most important speeches as First Lady to address the need for equal rights for women was international in scope and has created controversy in the country where it was made: September 1995 World Conference of the United Nations Women held in Beijing, China.

Hillary Clinton had encountered controversy from almost the beginning of his term. For his credit assuming a more overtly political than any of its predecessors, Hillary Clinton was an easy target for the opposition, it was often attacked personally, beyond the words spoken or actions taken. As much as Nancy Reagan had served as a target for opponents of her husband, so did Hillary Clinton become a target for those who disagreed with the Administration. The American Conservative Union, for example, asked for money to fight what they called the First Lady "radical agenda." Not all the controversy it generated, however, was political. The same New York Times columnist, William Safire, who had attacked Nancy Reagan, Hillary Clinton attacked now. Like Eleanor Roosevelt, the first lady most emulated and studied there, Hillary Clinton expected to partisan attacks, as a result of activism. Like Eleanor Roosevelt, wrote a column in the newspaper, a weekly syndicated piece, and made hundreds of speeches, often without notes. Also as Eleanor Roosevelt, author of the books during his tenure. For the spoken word version of his book on family policies, It Takes a Village, Hillary Clinton was the recipient of Grammy Award in the music industry.

Just five months after administration, with the dismissal of the office staff of the White House travel, followed months later by the suicide of Vincent Foster, White House adviser and friend and former law partner of First Lady Hillary Clinton was involved in numerous investigations. In late 1993, a story broke in the media that a Justice Department investigation into a failed Arkansas real estate business, in relation to a possible development in the Ozarks called "Whitewater" she mentioned as a possible witness in the research: were immediate suggestions in the press of the opposition which had benefited in any way illegal. There was media speculation like when it was discovered that she had benefited greatly in cattle futures trading through a seasoned investor. All this is important in terms of long past the 1992 campaign and first lady held a 22 April 1994 press conference in which he explained the details as proof of his not having taken any illegal action. Political pressure, however, led to the appointment of the Chairman of a special prosecutor to investigate the charges, a measure against the First Lady. On January 26, 1996, he testified before a grand jury about the Whitewater scandal. Over time, the parameters of the investigation would be extended to include other charges against the President and First Lady that were questionable in their validity. In all cases, the investigations led to no criminal charges against Hillary Clinton. Over time, the President's personal behavior during an illicit relationship with the White House, Monica Lewinsky would be the only position he would be found guilty, leading to historical articles of impeachment against him in late 1998 of which he was acquitted in February 1999. During the Lewinsky scandal, Hillary Clinton supported her husband's claims of innocence regarding marital infidelity, believing the rumors, along with the other charges, as the result of a "vast right-wing conspiracy". In August 1998, however, when the independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr questioned directly by the President at the White House, he confessed that he had lied about the extent of it. Hillary Clinton later admitted to being deeply hurt personally still focuses on the impact of public disclosure of the President, made a strong statement of commitment to him and the Administration, in the belief was mistaken a private matter became a political attack. Your support at this critical time he was believed by many media commentators emotionally then rose to be an important factor, if not the most important factor in preventing a call for his resignation.

Hillary Clinton did not miss the traditional role of the First Lady. With a lifelong interest in regional American history, began the program Save America Treasures, a national effort that matched federal funds to private donations to rescue the deterioration and abandonment, or restore to completion many iconic elements and historic sites, including the flag that inspired the national anthem, and the National Historic Site First Ladies in Canton, Ohio. As part of the Millennium Project, which was initiated monthly conference considered both the United States the past and forecast its future took place in the East Room, and one of them became the first live broadcast simultaneous mansion. At the White House, the Sculpture Garden started first, showing great works of contemporary art from Latin borrowed from museums in the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden in rotation. In the state rooms of the White House, put on rotating display donated crafts (pottery, glassware, etc) of contemporary American artisans. She oversaw the restoration of the Blue Room of the ground state and the redecoration of the Treaty Room in the study of the Presidency on the second floor. The use of a single area of ​​large white tents on the South Lawn that could accompany several thousand people, hosted many large events, such as visits by the St. Patrick's Day, a state dinner for visiting dignitaries Chinese, and a contemporary music concert that raised funds for music education in public schools. For all food served in the White House, hired a chef whose experience was in American regional cuisine. She also received a massive party Year's Eve at the turn of the 20th century to the 21st century, and November, 2000 Bicentennial dinner at the White House State, an event in which former presidents and first ladies gathered at the mansion than at any other time in its history.

In 1999, Hillary Clinton formed an exploratory committee to seek the possibility of running for the U.S. Senate seat to be vacated by Daniel Patrick Moynihan (DN.Y.) and it was officially declared a candidate for the office a few months later. On November 7, 2000, Hillary Clinton became the first First Lady to be elected to public office, winning the U.S. Senate seat New York State.

Post-Presidential Life:

Sworn in as U.S. Senator on January 1, 2001, but remains First Lady on January 20 of that year, Hillary Clinton served concurrently for twenty days as a member of one branch of government while married to the leader of another branch. It would please the immediate media and public speculation that he would run for president of the United States in 2004, and then in 2008, in place and focused on their work publicly discussed, assuming that the lower profile of the typical public most freshmen senators.

Hillary Clinton sits on four Senate committees with a total of eight papers Subcommittee: Senate Armed Services Committee with three assignments Subcommittee, on air-ground on emerging threats and capabilities, and Preparedness and Management Support of Senate Environment and Public Works Committee with three subcommittee assignments Clean Air, Wetlands, Private Property and Nuclear Safety, Fisheries, Wildlife, and Water and the Superfund, Waste Control and Risk Assessment, the Committee Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, with two subcommittee assignments on Aging and Children and Families, and the Special Senate Committee on Aging. After the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center in downtown New York, Senator Clinton worked to get $ 21.4 billion in funds to help clean up and recovery, to provide health monitoring for rescuers and volunteers at Ground Zero and create scholarships for redevelopment. In 2005, he published two studies examining the disbursement of federal homeland security funds to local communities and first responders. Senator Clinton visited U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq during the U.S. war in those nations. She became a national advocate in public and in his work on behalf of the Senate to maintain and improve health benefits and other assistance for veterans. As an advocate for his state, Sen. Clinton led a bipartisan effort to bring broadband access to rural communities, co-sponsored the Century Nanotechnology Research and Development Act 21; language included in the Energy Act to provide tax authority exempt bond construction projects of environmental awareness, and introduced an amendment calling for the funding of job creation to repair, renovate and modernize public schools. Senator Clinton won an extension of unemployment insurance, which spent the first day of the 108th Congress. She was a vocal opponent of the tax cuts of the Bush Administration.

Your Living History memoirs were published in 2003 and sold over 3 million copies in the U.S. both and other countries, but eventually resulted in languages ​​including Chinese. When her husband, former President Bill Clinton heart surgery is required immediately in October 2004, Senator Clinton canceled his public schedule to be with him. She resides in Chappaqua, New York and Washington, DC


Senator Hillary Clinton
On January 20, 2007, two years after the day before the next presidential inauguration, Senator Clinton to the Federal Election Commission to declare the formation of a presidential exploratory campaign committee. Nine months later, he formally declared his candidacy for President of the USA. This is unprecedented. Clinton proved to be the first woman in history to occupy a position of national elective office as a member of a national party to enter and remain in a presidential primary race until the end of the season. It was also, of course, the only wife of a former president to enter any national election race and unusual precedent competing only with their own record to be run and was elected to the U.S. Senate, as no other woman would be or had been first lady had been in office. Eleanor Roosevelt's role in the United Nations was appointed. The situation only remotely occurred in the years of the American Revolution before her husband's presidency when Abigail Adams was chosen from several major Boston women to serve as a "judgess" in determining the penalty to be imposed Tory women loyal to the English monarchy.

Throughout late 2007 and early 2008, Senator Clinton joined in several debates with all the other Democratic presidential candidates. In January 2008, began the primary season, campaigning across the country, and continuing its fundraising, which would add more than $ 100 million. Although planned until 2007 as the frontrunner and likely nominee of his party, found his Senate colleague, Barack Obama, who represented his own home state of Illinois to be a formidable challenge. Despite his many political achievements as First Lady, it was difficult to stand out as she had done in a position that is neither official nor elective. Among the states that won the New Hampshire primary were California, New York, Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina and Indiana. Senator Clinton won 1896 delegates, a total of 2,201 were needed for the nomination.

On June 3, 2008, Senator Obama won the required number of pledges delegate. Hillary Clinton suspended her campaign several days later and delivered a stirring concession speech in Washington, DC, for his supporters, insisting that she was not interested in having many followers cult of personality, but in his party to achieve a dramatic change in the executive branch. He went to the Democratic National Convention and supported the candidacy of Obama. Throughout the fall, a vigorous campaign on his behalf and after winning the 2008 election, he was appointed as Secretary of State. In January 2009, Hillary Clinton became the 67th Secretary of State, the third woman and the only former First Lady to serve in this capacity. The functions of the position are to serve as the principal foreign policy adviser to the president and presidential decisions also enact policy through its department, which also includes the U.S. Foreign Service. She is also responsible for negotiating with foreign leaders in politics and treaties, the granting of passports, suggest and advise the President on people for the positions of ambassador, consul and minister, and in which the representatives of foreign governments to receive or discharge.

Much of the public by Secretary Clinton is leading or joining other world conferences and international meetings on a variety of topics. She is also considered responsible for the protection of U.S. property and citizens who are in foreign countries, and oversees the administration of the immigration laws abroad. Furthermore, in its recommendation and approval, notices and other publications are necessary to alert U.S. citizens traveling abroad if their welfare is considered to be potentially threatened.

Midway through the first term of the Obama Administration, Secretary Clinton had traveled more than half a million miles to 77 countries. She has used not only diplomatic tactics traditionally used by their position, but also political skills learned through their years in the White House and the Senate. She has often presented a stand on behalf of the United States with its allies and assailants to her. She called the U.S. action ally Israel building settlements in disputed areas with Palestine as "insulting", threatened to take action along with urging Iran to renounce nuclear weapons development, and sharply criticized the firing of short-range missiles by North Korea to South Korea as "provocative and belligerent behavior" as "threatening peace and stability in Asia." A strong supporter of the war on terror in Afghanistan, saying its long security as crucial to global security, she strongly urged the embattled president of that nation Harmad Kharzi to assume a more active role in reducing the influence of terrorist Taliban in his country. It was also the singer voice criticizing the 2010 disclosure of confidential information by Wikileaks.

As Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, has paid special attention beyond their required duties to focus on international women's rights, economic empowerment of economically depressed regions in the world, and held "Town Hall" style meetings with direct questions from the public, whether in the U.S. or other countries. Equal access to education, employment, health care, and legal recourse for women in all countries has been a constant feature of his career from First Lady to Senator to Secretary of State. She is aided in this effort by Melanne Verveer, who had served as Chief of Staff Hillary Clinton during her years as First Lady. Verveer is a State Department special envoy and has its Office of Global Women's Issues, focusing on political empowerment, economic and social status of women. Another woman who has been with Mrs. Clinton from his years in the White House is Huma Abedin, who worked as an assistant principal, traveling across the U.S. with her during the 2008 campaign, and now continues this duty in the role of chief of staff travel.

Secretary Clinton has used host a town hall forum open type to deliver addresses in politics and also answer questions from the press and the public. She gave almost a dozen of them in just his first two years as Secretary of State in Washington, DC city council also conducted interviews, worldwide, giving an idea of ​​the extent of his travels: Manama, Bahrain, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan , Astana, Kazakhstan, Melbourne, Australia, Christchurch, New Zealand, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Pristina, Kosovo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Islamabad, Pakistan (twice), Tbilisi, Georgia, Kyiv, Ukraine, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Doha, Qatar, Manila, Philippines, Lahore, Pakistan, Moscow, Russia, Abuja, Nigeria, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nairobi, Kenya, Bangkok, Thailand, New Delhi, India, Mumbai, India, Baghdad , Iraq, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Monterrey, Mexico, Brussels, Belgium, Seoul, South Korea, and Tokyo, Japan.

Hillary Clinton has continued to enjoy a diverse career and record in public service. In a speech on July 15, 2009 to the Council on Foreign Relations, offered his prediction of the challenges and opportunities of the U.S., which came in the second decade of the 21st century: "We are determined to channel the currents of change toward a world free of violent extremism, nuclear weapons, global warming, poverty and abuse of human rights and, above all, a world in which more people in more places can live up to their God-given potential. " Not only the press and public from the U.S., but much of the world continued his avid interest in Hillary Clinton's life, his career in the July 2010 wedding of her only child, daughter Chelsea.