Hillary Clinton Enters Presidential Race
Jeremy Gutsche — January 20, 2007 — Social Good
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We all expected it and the day has finally arrived. Hillary Rodham Clinton announced on her website that she will be entering the 2008 presidential race. A win could make Hillary the first female president in the US, and probably one of the first presidential spouse wins in a democratic country. Just two days ago, Senator Barack Obama entered the race in a quest to become the first black president. Clinton and Obama are the two main contenders, although Hillary Clinton is likely the front runner.
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