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Posted on 10/31/2025 6:52:44 PM PDT by simpson96
PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — Looking back on her five-decade career in public service, Hillary Rodham Clinton can count numerous accomplishments and successes from her tenure as U.S. secretary of state, first lady, U.S. senator and other roles as a leader and advocate.
But what would she do differently? Without hesitation, she said it would be the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
“Obviously, I’d win,” Clinton declared to a packed house in Brown’s Pizzitola Sports Center during the University’s 104th Stephen A. Ogden Jr. ’60 Memorial Lecture on International Affairs on Thursday, Oct. 30.
“I should caveat that — I’d win the electoral college,” she quipped, eliciting a burst of cheers as she nodded to having won the popular vote.
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Clinton, who served as the nation’s 67th secretary of state from 2009 to 2013 during the first term of President Barack Obama’s administration, talked about lessons she learned during her career. Among the most consequential: it is critically important to engage across difference with humanity and humility, seeking to understand other people’s perspectives, particularly when they’re in conflict with one’s own beliefs.
“[It’s about] investing in relationships, not treating everything like some kind of transaction…” Clinton said. “Educate your peers. Talk about politics — not in who’s winning and who’s losing — but what’s at stake.”
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Clinton called on colleges and universities to cultivate participation in the nation’s democratic process among students, faculty and staff. She encouraged forums where people of differing points of view debate issues
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She’s still ol’ Crusty....
That would be a total change in direction for this hag.
Does anybody here think that Hillary really wants to understand other people’s perspectives? She wants to ram liberalism down our throats. I think we all know that.
So how can she want to ram it down our throats, and at the same time, say, well, we really need to understand other people’s perspectives?
Aaaah, Yes!!! There’s nothing quite like the wretched stench of stale urine and rotten cabbage whiffing through the air as the mighty PIAPS spews forth its demonic tones....spit.
Something she never attempted a day of her life.
Perfect day for the witch to show up.
Thank you, EPU!!
I will never tire of watching the video of Hillary Clinton’s graceful entry into the SUV! Her gang of protectors hiding her obvious incapacity to be elected to any office.
Was she drunk?
Did she trip?
Was she in a drugged stupor?
OR,
Was that just a “scarecrow” being shoved into the SUV?
I feel no pity for her. She is a mean, ugly crook.
Talking to the L.U.G.S? (Lesbians Until Graduation)
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Lmao what a beautiful night that was.
STILL DELUSIONAL-—AFTER ALL THESE YEARS....
FTA: Looking back on her five-decade career in public service, Hillary Rodham Clinton can count numerous accomplishments.....
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uh, no. She was married to a male — I won’t call him a man — who was elected president. She then used her status as his wife to springboard to other positions.
Brown....figures...
Hahaha. Still! This criminal pig STILL will never be President. LOL!!!
Looking forward to seeing her in orange.
“Looking back on her five-decade career in public service, Hillary Rodham Clinton can count numerous accomplishments and successes”. The one success I actually like about you sweetheart Hillary is that you’re never going to be POTUS!
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