Hillary Clinton
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A Code Like A Girl Book Review
This book is the third in the series of 10 feminist books I am reading and reviewing this year. I ask myself the same questions each time to give each review structure and to force myself to think of the answers for each book.
With this book, I feel I need to give you the context in which I am reading it. First of all I am Canadian and a Liberal Canadian at that. I was rooting for Hillary from the north side of the border. The thought of having Donald Trump for president terrified me. As a feminist, I…
A Conversation Between Myself and Don Troll about Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Book
If I wrote a review of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s What Happened by myself, it would most likely be very biased. You see I think she is amazing and brilliant and accomplished and I cannot believe she is not our president.
So, to write this review I’m going to make up a Devil’s advocate. I’ll even name him. I’ll call him Don Troll.
So, here are some questions about What Happened as answered by Michelle Moody (MM) and Don Troll (DT). Michelle Moody’s answers are of course mine. Don Troll’s answers are heavily based on comments I’ve actually read or heard.
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I’ve had a relationship with Hillary Clinton for over twenty years now. I have vivid memories of her during Bill’s first run for presidency. She was ripped apart for wearing headbands, with an admission she never really learned to do her hair. She made the mistake of stating that she had ambitions outside of baking cookies. At the time, I lived in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and was also under constant fire for my lack of interest in being a girl. Why didn’t I do my makeup? Why didn’t I do my hair? Why couldn’t I tan?
I liked to read and…
