Whether she’s texting, dancing, or representing the United States all across the globe (she’s visited more countries than any other secretary of state), we unabashedly adore Hillary Clinton, scrunchies and all.
Even political rivals – like Senator Lindsey Graham, who served as a manager in her husband’s impeachment trial – sing her praises. “She is extremely well respected throughout the world, handles herself in a very classy way, and has a work ethic second to none,” Graham told The New York Times.
So, when she told reporters in early 2011 that she wouldn’t serve a second term as secretary of state or seek another public post after this appointment ends, we were hoping she’d change her mind.
Sadly, though, it doesn’t look like HRC has had a change of heart.
She recently told Marie Claire that she does not plan to run for president in 2016, and that she’s looking forward to being off the “high wire of national and international politics and leadership” and having her own time back.
She has said she plans to write another book and continue fighting for women’s rights. Her husband told CBS’s Face the Nation that he has “no earthly idea” what she’ll do, but that she is tired and needs a break.
So, as the first former first lady to serve in a president’s cabinet prepares to step down, let’s take a look back at some of the many reasons we heart Hillary.
Whether she’s texting, dancing, or representing the United States all across the globe (she’s visited more countries than any other secretary of state), we unabashedly adore Hillary Clinton, scrunchies and all.
Even political rivals – like Senator Lindsey Graham, who served as a manager in her husband’s impeachment trial – sing her praises. “She is extremely well respected throughout the world, handles herself in a very classy way, and has a work ethic second to none,” Graham told The New York Times.
So, when she told reporters in early 2011 that she wouldn’t serve a second term as secretary of state or seek another public post after this appointment ends, we were hoping she’d change her mind.
Sadly, though, it doesn’t look like HRC has had a change of heart.
She recently told Marie Claire that she does not plan to run for president in 2016, and that she’s looking forward to being off the “high wire of national and international politics and leadership” and having her own time back.
She has said she plans to write another book and continue fighting for women’s rights. Her husband told CBS’s Face the Nation that he has “no earthly idea” what she’ll do, but that she is tired and needs a break.
So, as the first former first lady to serve in a president’s cabinet prepares to step down, let’s take a look back at some of the many reasons we heart Hillary.