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As a young woman Hillary told classmates her ambition was to marry a Senator.  Hillary was a solid [[Goldwater]] [[Republican]]; 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 she heard him speak in 1962. Goldwater, who was considered an [[extremist]] at the time Hillary was an enthusiastic supporter 1964, 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 or people with diverse opinions from hers as an "extremist", essentially equating anyone with legitimate opposing views with [[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]]; 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 she heard him speak in 1962. Goldwater, who was considered an [[extremist]] at the time Hillary was an enthusiastic supporter 1964, 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 or people with diverse opinions from hers as an "extremist", essentially equating anyone with legitimate opposing views with [[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==

==Scandals 1975-1999, partial list==

:''Main article [[Hillary Clinton First Lady]]

:''Main article [[Hillary Clinton First Lady]]

Only when she met Bill in 1971 did her political views flower and she became a [[Democrat]]. The Clinton marriage is fashioned upon precepts of ''The Art of the Deal''. She  allowed him to chase any woman he saw fit, and he allowed her to run the [[Arkansas]] Governor's Mansion and [[White House]] as she saw fit.<ref>[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-507762/Why-Hillary-Clinton-let-husband-Bill-seduce-woman-sight.html Why Hillary Clinton let husband Bill seduce any woman in sight], By SALLY BEDELL SMITH, 15 January 2008. www.dailymail.co.uk </ref> This was the deal Bill Clinton offered America, two for the price of one.<ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/1992/05/18/us/1992-campaign-candidate-s-wife-hillary-clinton-aspiring-first-lady-role-model.html?pagewanted=all THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Candidate's Wife; Hillary Clinton as Aspiring First Lady: Role Model, or a 'Hall Monitor' Type?], By MAUREEN DOWD, ''New York Times'', May 18, 1992.</ref>

Only when she met Bill in 1971 did her political views flower and she became a [[Democrat]]. The Clinton marriage is fashioned upon precepts of ''The Art of the Deal''. She  allowed him to chase any woman he saw fit, and he allowed her to run the [[Arkansas]] Governor's Mansion and [[White House]] as she saw fit.<ref>[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-507762/Why-Hillary-Clinton-let-husband-Bill-seduce-woman-sight.html Why Hillary Clinton let husband Bill seduce any woman in sight], By SALLY BEDELL SMITH, 15 January 2008. www.dailymail.co.uk </ref> This was the deal Bill Clinton offered America, two for the price of one.<ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/1992/05/18/us/1992-campaign-candidate-s-wife-hillary-clinton-aspiring-first-lady-role-model.html?pagewanted=all THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Candidate's Wife; Hillary Clinton as Aspiring First Lady: Role Model, or a 'Hall Monitor' Type?], By MAUREEN DOWD, ''New York Times'', May 18, 1992.</ref>