Public Opinion, the First Ladyship, and Hillary Rodham Clinton

Barbara Burrell

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Gender Politics and Representation American Political and Social Dynamics Rhetoric and Communication Studies

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This second edition presents Clinton's self-repositioning during the 1996 election, her official role during the second term, her role during the impeachment proceedings, and the beginnings of an independent political career.

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