Make. I have said, and i believe that there is a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. Hillary clinton locked many firsts in her role as first lady, Political Partners since law school, the clintons survived scandals and even the impeachment of president bill clinton. And as she considers a another bid for the white house herself, Hillary Clintons story is being written still. Welcome to cspans yearlong series, first ladies influence and damage. Tonight, we will tell you the story of the space of our 42nd president , Hillary Clinton. Here to tell us of the story are too journalist to know the clintons well. Gayle from vanity fair is a biographer of Hillary Clinton. Her 2000 book was called hillarys choice. David is from the Washington Post, author of two books about the clinton including a 1995 biography of bill clinton. Welcome to both of you. As we start, here i want to play a bit of a video from 1992. It is one of five or six Hillary Cli
Hello. This is Hillary Clinton. I want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue that is central to our childrens future and critical in our fight to restore this nations economy, solving our Nations Health care crisis. There is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. The future is created every day. The future is not something that is out there waiting to happen to us. The future is something that we make. Well, i have said, and i believe, that theres a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. Hillary clinton logged many firsts in her role as first lady. Political partners since law school, the clintons survived scandals and even the impeachment of president bill clinton. As she considers another bid for the white house herself, Hillary Clintons story is still being written. Good evening and welcome to cspans year long series first ladies influence and image. Well tell you the story of Hillary Clinton.
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Information. She voted for that disastrous war. When we talk about why the middle class of this country has been disappearing for 30 years, why many millions of workers today are working longer hours for lower wages, a lot of that has to do with horrific trade policies written by corporate america. Since the year 2001, this country has lost 60,000 factories and millions of decent paying jobs. I have opposed every one of these trade agreements, nafta, afta. The c secretary clinton has supported virtually all of those corporately written trade agreements. One of the reasons our campaign is doing so well is that we are not listening to bigmoney campaign contributors. We are listening to the American People. [applause] this is what the American People are telling me. If they are workers, they are saying they cannot make it on eight dollars, nine dollars, 10 an hour. They are tired of working for working, working and not going anywhere. That is why we need to raise the minimum wage to 15 an
Put a lot more emphasize e sis on being very conservative and how you presented yourself. Being very nervous about causing a, any kind of big controversy. And now i think is the third big change. It is not that radio or tv or print have gone away, social media is the new thing in the mix. In some ways it no longer emphasizes the image of a candidate. It puts much more emphasis on personality and you want a personality that does grab attention on social media. You want to be somebody who says something new all the time, rather than saying, repeating the same thing over and over again. That works on tv where you have a voters attention captured. You dont have that on social media. So saying the same thing over and over again, i think we see some traditional candidates like Hillary Clinton do that on social media and it kind of comes off dull. So i think what were going to see candidates have to adapt or politicians have to adapt to the new media or new generations of politicians will com