Hillary Clinton

Term Paper # 100165

Political Science > Election and Campaigns
Political Science > U.S.

Hillary Clinton

This paper discusses Hillary Clinton as a Democratic presidential candidate.

1,556 words () | 4 sources | MLA | 2007 United States

Paper Summary:

This paper describes Hillary Clinton's role in the White House as First Lady and looks at critics that speak out against Mrs. Clinton's political career. The paper also examines her present policy positions, popularity and skills. The paper is of the opinion that Mrs. Clinton has proven herself to be a good leader, taking action in many different areas of concern to the nation.

Outline:
Background
Policy Positions
This Campaign and Beyond
Conclusion

From the Paper:

"Even as early as former president Bill Clinton's inauguration in 1993, Hillary Clinton was a force to contend with. Early on, Mrs. Clinton received serious criticism for expanding the First Lady's role in the White House. Despite this criticism, as well as criticism on personal issues, Mrs. Clinton's strength of will and determination to succeed have contributed to the achievements that have led to her current position. These factors also contribute to the possible Democratic nomination of Hillary Clinton for presidential candidate."

Sample of Sources Used:

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Estrich, Susan. The Case for Hillary Clinton. New York: HarperCollins-MarbleheadSuz, 2005.
Preston, Mark. "To be or not to be Hillary Clinton." 01 May 2006. 02 Nov 200. <http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/04/27/rodham.poll/>.
"Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton." Biography. 01 Nov 2006. <http://clinton.senate.gov/about/biography/index.cfm>