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Her life growing up in the [[White House]] was quiet in comparison to those of other presidential children, as the Clinton's imposed a ban on media reporting on Chelsea's life and activities so as to shield her from the resulting intrusion. In the later years of her father's presidency, as her mother sought election to the [[Senate]], Chelsea assumed some of the hosting duties of the [[First Lady]], filling in for Hillary while she was away. After her father's term in office, she went on to earn a master's degree in International Relations from [[Oxford]].  

Her life growing up in the [[White House]] was quiet in comparison to those of other presidential children, as the Clinton's imposed a ban on media reporting on Chelsea's life and activities so as to shield her from the resulting intrusion. In the later years of her father's presidency, as her mother sought election to the [[Senate]], Chelsea assumed some of the hosting duties of the [[First Lady]], filling in for Hillary while she was away. After her father's term in office, she went on to earn a master's degree in International Relations from [[Oxford]].  

In 2008, as a young woman, she began campaigning for her mother, who was seeking the nomination for Democratic presidential candidate in the 2008 election. After Hillary Clinton's loss to Barack Obama, the Clinton family threw their support behind the Illinois senator, and Chelsea introduced her mother as they keynote speaker at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

In 2008, as a young woman, she began campaigning for her mother, who was seeking the nomination for Democratic presidential candidate in the 2008 election. After Hillary Clinton's loss to Barack Obama, the Clinton family threw their support behind the Illinois senator, and Chelsea introduced her mother as the keynote speaker at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

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