Tips from Hillary Clinton

EVERY FOUR YEARS, ONE OF THE MOST FASCINATING SHOW IN THE WORLD

Unfolds in the USA – the presidential election. 2016 gave us a political circus, which, although it is interesting to watch, but the further, the more terrible.

From the Republican Party, the aggressive populist Trump is getting closer to the nomination, who has only two rivals left, one of whom is no less chauvinist and religious fanatic Ted Cruz, and the other is anti-abortion campaigner John Kasik. The Republicans will try to stop Donald directly at the party congress, but this will no longer be directly related to the elections.

Infighting within the Republican Party

Has led to what appears to be the most realistic victory for the Democratic nominee, self-proclaimed socialist and “Internet darling” Bernie Sanders, or one of the most powerful women in world politics, former First Lady and Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton. To date, it is she who looks like the main favorite of the race.

Hillary now has 1,758 delegate votes out of 2,383 needed to win against Bernie’s 1,076, and ahead of the vote in the states of New York and California. The most respected predictor of the US election results, analyst Nate Silver (his model correctly predicted the results in all districts in the 2012 election), gives Hillary more than 90% chance of winning in these largest states. Clinton stays ahead, even if you don’t count the votes of the “superdelegates” – the party establishment, which could theoretically defect at the last moment, so her chances look very good.

The personality of Hillary Clinton is always discussed much more heatedly than her political views

Which are quite traditional for Democrats: Clinton’s path to the presidency is interesting primarily not ideologically, but humanly. The press and voters constantly ask the same questions: is she a feminist or not? How much prudent cynicism is in its ideology, and how much is sincere faith? Is she anything without her husband? Why, in the end, it is she who deserves to become the first woman president of the United States and how did she manage to come to this?

Hillary Clinton on self-confidence, self-control and politics

From first lady to senator, from secretary to presidential candidate, it’s fair to say that Hillary Clinton is one of the most productive female politicians in the world. As a voice and advocate for women and girls around the world, she changed the world in many ways. In honor of her birthday, we recall some of her quotes about believing in yourself, self-control, and more.

The essence of smart power is smart people!

You always have to aim high, work hard and love what you believe in strongly. When faced with obstacles, one must keep faith. When falling, you should immediately get up and never listen to those who say that you should not move on.
I believe that any task, if approached with optimism and a positive attitude, can be accomplished,
At a certain point in life, we begin to realize that most of the things that happen in our lives are beyond our control. But how we react to them, we can control. I always try to remember this.
Even if there was a change of players, the game basically remained the same.
The difference between a politician and a politician is that the politician thinks about the next election, while the politician thinks about the next generation.
Every moment lived in looking back slows down our forward movement. In this world and the world of the future, we must either move forward or not move anywhere at all.