After a US astronaut rocketed into space in 1961, Hillary was inspired to join the NASA; later on, she began a journey very different from becoming an astronaut. Her dad politics were Republican, whereas her mom more Democratic. She participated in school’s organization committees, as well as campaigns to run for student government president. Firstly, she began to study a bachelor in political science at Wesley University. Hillary had a natural leadership everyone was able to recognize, as a result she became president of Wellesley’s Young Republican Club. Additionally, she got an internship to work nine weeks in Washington, D.C, with Republicans representatives. Hillary entered Yale Law School, where she meets Bill Clinton. According to Cheryl Harness (2016) Hillary joined Bill Clinton in Texas, to work for Senator McGovern, gathering democratic voters in black and Hispanic communities. In 19179, Bill became governor of Arkansas and Hillary the first lady; were Chelsea Clinton was born. In this way, the first lady of Arkansas was not a traditional woman who will stay in her mansion, on the other hand, she was committed to continuing working. Harness (2016) Hillary state “I learned the hard way that some voters in Arkansas were seriously offended by the fact that I kept my maiden name.” Bill Clinton failed to be reelected, the …show more content…
I believe Clinton has been in office for several years, meaning she know what she is getting into. Determination and persistence were an integral part of Hillary Clinton character. Her life will always be fascinating and would serve as an example of dedication and commitment to others. (Blumenthal, 2016). In addition, I support Clinton proposals but I am still unsure of the truth or the lies that are involved in this election. It has been hard to clarify my ideas due to media, during this last weeks, media has thrown vast of positive and negatives comments to both president candidates. Candidates running for office strive to shape the way in which they are portrayed by the media (Levy & Krassas, 2008). Many citizens feel the pressure and anxiety of this election, some of them by looking at the polls or by hearing at the media feel discourage to participate in the electoral process. Certainly, being active in politics could lead to many benefits for the society. It is necessarily to express the message that we need to get involved in the society, to teach young people the importance of voting and how the result would affect us for the next four years. Today’s public figures are focusing a lot in nationalities and ethnicities rather in the political general problems. Even candidates for presidency are given a bad example by blaming people of other ethnicity the country’s