some called it the chelsea effect. whenever she appeared, the gap between her mother and obama seemed to shrink. i need to go tell anyone and everyone who may have an iota of interest in listening to me why i m so passionately supporting my mom as a daughter, as a democrat, as an american. oh, i think she ll be more than the voice of change. the tide slowly started to turn, but there was not enough time to catch up. june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota. i will be the democratic nominee. but obama won enough delegates to clinch the nomination. it was over. hillary clinton responded with the speech of a lifetime. although we weren t able to shatter that highest, hardest
some called it the chelsea effect. whenever she appeared, the gap between her mother and obama seemed to shrink. i need to go tell anyone and everyone who may have an iota of interest in listening to me why i m so passionately supporting my mom as a daughter, as a democrat, as an american. oh, i think she ll be more than the voice of change. the tide slowly started to turn, but there was not enough time to catch up. june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota. i will be the democratic nominee. but obama won enough delegates to clinch the nomination. it was over. hillary clinton responded with the speech of a lifetime. although we weren t able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks
june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota. i will be the democratic nominee. but obama won enough delegates to clinch the nomination. it was over. hillary clinton responded with the speech of a lifetime. although we weren t able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it s got about 18 million cracks in it. i was so proud of how just graceful and gracious she was and how full of gratitude she was for everyone who was in that old post office building, who had supported her and the 18 million people that she talked about who had put cracks in the glass ceiling. hillary clinton s race for the white house was over, but more surprises were still to come.
it s 3 a.m. and your children are safe and asleep but there s a phone in the white house and it s ringing. and chelsea clinton emerged as a force on the trail. i wound up doing like more than 400 events in less than six months. i think in 40 states. sometimes two people showed up, sometimes 1,200 people showed up. some called it the chelsea effect. whenever she appeared, the gap between her mother and obama seemed to shrink. i need to go tell anyone and everyone who may have an iota of interest in listening to me why i m so passionately supporting my mom as a daughter, as a democrat, as an american. oh, i think she ll be more than the voice of change. the tide slowly started to turn, but there was not enough time to catch up. june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota.
effect. whenever she appeared, the gap between her mother and obama seemed to shrink. i need to go tell anyone and everyone who may have an iota of interest in listening to me why i m so passionately supporting my mom as a daughter, as a democrat, as an american. oh, i think she ll be more than the voice of change. the tide slowly started to turn, but there was not enough time to catch up. june 3rd, 2008, the last day of democratic primaries. clinton took south dakota. i will be the democratic nominee. but obama won enough delegates to clinch the nomination. it was over. hillary clinton responded with the speech of a lifetime. although we weren t able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it s got about 18