Hillary Clinton was born in Chicago on 26 October 1947 in Chicago. He earned "Law" from the Yale University of the United States in law. In 1975, he married classmate Bill Clinton. 1993 - First Lady was until 2001. He was then a US Senator until 2001-2009. In 2007, he announced the fight for presidential elections. In 2008, he accepted defeat in the initial election when he saw Barack Obama going to be the winner of the delegates vote. After the victory of the national election, Barack Obama appointed him as state secretary. In 2009, he took oath as a member of the cabin and took up the post till 013. In 2015, he again announced to contest the presidential election.
Hillary Clinton's childhood
Clinton was born on October 26, 1947 in Chicago, Illinois. He was born in Park Ridge, Illinois, on the suburb of Chicago 15 km northwest of Chicago. He is the eldest son of Half Rodham Dorothy Emma Howell Rodham. Her younger brothers Huff Junior and Anthony At the young age, he was active in the Republican party, campaigning for Republican Party nominated President Barry Goldwatter in 1964. He was encouraged to hear the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. Hillary grew up in a middle-class family. Her father was a soldier in the Second World War Navy and later became a small business owner. When Hillary did the time, she used to help in family business. His father was a hardliner Republican. Childhood was very difficult. Dorothy's parents left her in a small room. He goes to stay in a relative's house but they refuse to keep him with them. At the age of 14, Dorothy realized that the way to go from this situation was to stand on your feet. So he started working as a domestic worker and ayah. Hillary was encouraged to fight for her children from her mother.
Education and Early Work Life
Rodham studied at Wesley College where he was active in student politics. He was elected senior class president before graduation in 1969. In 1973, he honored the "Law" in Yale University. In the student life he was associated with various activities. Three came to Washington DC for the first time in 1971, working in the US Senator Walter Mannedel's Migrant Worker Committee. In 1974, he became a member of the president's impeachment committee. At that time he was advising the House of Representative Judiciary Committee on the Watergate scandal. After the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon, he joined the three Arkansas University teachers' post. Where his classmate Bill Clinton also taught. He married Bill Clinton on 11 October 1975. Prior to her marriage, Bill bought a small house for her that she liked. When he was offered a marriage proposal, he agreed and Bill told him that he had bought the house for him. His daughter Chelsea Victoria was born in 1980, February 27. In 1977, he joined the Rose Law Firm. Later, he was appointed as a part time chairman of the Legal Services Corporation. As the first lady of Arkansas State for 12 years, he was the Chairman of the Educational Standard Committee. From 1988-1991, he was on the list of The National Law Journal's America's Most Powerful 100 Women Lawyers. In the election campaign of 1992, Hillary emerged as a reliable partner of her husband. After Bill Clinton became the President, he proposed to be the head of the National Health Reform Task Force. At this time he and his husband invested in the White Water Real Estate project. Project Bank Morgan Guarantee Savings failed to pay $ 73 million in Federal Govormant. White Water subsequently became the subject of Congress hearing and independent inquiry. In 1998, the White House Monica Levensky was involved in a sexual scandal. Although Hillary Clinton stood on her husband's side It is reported that he was more than willing to divorce her husband. Bill Clinton was charged for this. But u The S Senate failed to convict him and he went to live.