Hillary Clinton

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“All of us have to recognize that we owe our children more than we have been giving them. ”
Full Name
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Desired Office
Party
Democrat
Family Members
Husband: Bill; Children: Chelsea Chelsea (Daughter)
Birthdate
October 25, 1947
Birthplace
Chicago, Illinois
Religion
Methodist
Education
JD, Yale University, 1973 BA, Wellesley College, 1969
Professional Experience
Attorney, Rose Law Firm, 1976-1992 Faculty, University of Arkansas Law School, 1975
Political Experience
U.S. Senator – 2000 to present First Lady, President Bill Clinton, 1992-2000 First Lady, State of Arkansas, 1978-1980, 1982-1992

Contact Information

Office Address
476 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington DC, Washington, D.C. 20510 United States
Office Website
Office Phone Number
202-224-4451
Office Contact Link
Campaign Offices
4420 North Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22203 United States
Campaign Website
Campaign Phone Number
703-962-8600
Campaign Contact Link

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Candidate Responses

Favors abortion rights

"I believe in the freedom of women to make their own decisions about the most personal and significant matters affecting their lives," Clinton said in a statement to NARAL Pro-Choice America. "That is why I strongly support Roe v. Wade. I also believe that abortion should be safe, legal and rare."

Would let states decide. Opposes constitutional amendment to ban it. Clinton has come out against gay marriage, but does support civil unions. However, she has said that if New York passed legislation allowing gay marriage, she would not oppose it.

Supports same-sex civil unions.

In an interview with ABC, Clinton said, "I put forth my position, which is in favor of civil unions." However, Clinton also has said she does not favor gay marriage, but would not oppose it politically.

Favors cap on troop levels and starting withdrawal in three months, with U.S. out by 2009. Voted for war spending bill that would have withdrawn most U.S. troops by March 2008

"A comprehensive solution to our immigration crisis must include strengthening our borders," she said in a statement in mid-2007.

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