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:''Main article [[Hillary Clinton early life and career]]''

:''Main article [[Hillary Clinton early life and career]]''

===Segregationist===

===Segregationist===

As a young woman Hillary told classmates her ambition was to marry a Senator.  Hillary was a solid [[Goldwater]] [[Republican]] in 1964; Goldwater was one of 6 Republicans who voted ''against'' the Republican party leadership and joined 21 Southern Democrat [[segregation]]ists to vote ''against'' the [[Civil Rights Act of 1964]]. Hillary has since on may occasions when speaking to [[African-American]] audiences made the claim that she has been inspired by Dr. [[Martin Luther King]] since 1962. Goldwater, who was considered an [[extremist]] at the time Hillary supported him, responded to critics without denying the label, saying, "extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice".<ref>Goldwater also suggested the use of low-yield [[nuclear weapons]] in Vietnam; Hillary supported Goldwater's Vietnam policy.</ref><ref>[https://www.buzzfeed.com/christophermassie/heres-what-hillary-clinton-did-in-her-senior-year-of-high-sc?utm_term=.pvEOdnVjl#.fvlebWD79  Here’s What Hillary Clinton Did In Her Senior Year Of High School], Christopher Massie & Andrew Kaczynski, ''BuzzFeed'', posted on May 6, 2015, at 11:39 a.m.</ref> During Hillary's tenure at the White House and beyond, Hillary routinely calls all political opponents "extremists", essentially equating anyone with opposing opinions as [[terrorist]]s.<ref>[https://partners.nytimes.com/library/politics/camp/080100sen-ny-hillary.html Mrs. Clinton Derides Republicans, and Her Opponent, as Extremists], By SOMINI SENGUPTA, August 1, 2000. partners.nytimes.com </ref><ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/aug/27/hillary-clinton-republicans-terrorists-women  Hillary Clinton likens GOP candidates to terrorists for 'extreme' views on women], Associated Press in Cleveland, 27 August 2015 14.12 EDT. www.theguardian.com </ref>

As a young woman Hillary told classmates her ambition was to marry a Senator.  Hillary was a solid [[Goldwater]] [[Republican]] in 1964; Goldwater was one of 6 Republicans who voted ''against'' the Republican party leadership and joined 21 Southern Democrat [[segregation]]ists to vote ''against'' the [[Civil Rights Act of 1964]]. Hillary has since on many occasions when speaking to [[African-American]] audiences made the claim that she has been inspired by Dr. [[Martin Luther King]] since 1962. Goldwater, who was considered an [[extremist]] at the time Hillary supported him, responded to critics without denying the label, saying, "extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice".<ref>Goldwater also suggested the use of low-yield [[nuclear weapons]] in Vietnam; Hillary supported Goldwater's Vietnam policy.</ref><ref>[https://www.buzzfeed.com/christophermassie/heres-what-hillary-clinton-did-in-her-senior-year-of-high-sc?utm_term=.pvEOdnVjl#.fvlebWD79  Here’s What Hillary Clinton Did In Her Senior Year Of High School], Christopher Massie & Andrew Kaczynski, ''BuzzFeed'', posted on May 6, 2015, at 11:39 a.m.</ref> During Hillary's tenure at the White House and beyond, Hillary routinely calls all political opponents "extremists", essentially equating anyone with opposing opinions as [[terrorist]]s.<ref>[https://partners.nytimes.com/library/politics/camp/080100sen-ny-hillary.html Mrs. Clinton Derides Republicans, and Her Opponent, as Extremists], By SOMINI SENGUPTA, August 1, 2000. partners.nytimes.com </ref><ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/aug/27/hillary-clinton-republicans-terrorists-women  Hillary Clinton likens GOP candidates to terrorists for 'extreme' views on women], Associated Press in Cleveland, 27 August 2015 14.12 EDT. www.theguardian.com </ref>

==Arkansas to the White House==

==Arkansas to the White House==