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Hillarys LifeHilarys Life is a portrait of Hillary Rodham Clinton, who won the Pulitzer Prize for the Watergate event and challenged the first female president in US history in the 2008 US presidential election. She gathered and interviewed her more than 200 alumni, friends, and enemies, gathered records of the 1992 presidential election by Hillarys best friend Diane Blair, and saved her career and stroke as a journalist to bend risks and stability. It tells the story of a complicated person. All events that Hillary went through were open to the public. In the emotional and political chaos caused by the Lewinsky incident, Hillary kept her close to her husband despite her unbearable hurt and anger, and her publicly sympathetic past became a side of Hillary. The incident became a springboard for her in the Senate, and Hillary finally had the opportunity to unleash the lessons she had learned as she bumped into her as the presidents wife. Hilary, known to the public, was a smart and wise woman. She also said she was a woman who overcame the pain that ordinary people couldnt handle and kept her husband to the end, and saw her running for the Senate and preparing for the presidential election. Carl Bernstein, however, is striving to show her deeper and more realistic picture of what she knew with her particular persistence. Burstein captures her shortcomings and vulnerabilities and answers many questions that many people have been curious about. “What is Hilary?” “What is her political philosophy?” “What is her real face?” She declared for the first time in US history a woman presidential election and, conversely, her husband became her aide. In front of her ambition to change the world, Bernstein pays attention to the character, Hillary, with new eyes.
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