Hillary's Choice

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This narrative explores the life of a woman and her marriage, both globally recognized yet often misunderstood. It presents a fully human portrayal of Hillary, revealing the lasting influence of her demanding father and emotionally repressed mother, who taught her to fight like a man. Through letters to a college friend, we glimpse her aspirations of stardom and struggles with identity. Her first love, a charming Georgetown student, contrasts with her eventual choice of the ambitious Bill Clinton. The story traces Hillary's journey from a Yale Law graduate marrying an Arkansas boy, hoping to elevate his political career, to a woman who sacrifices her own dreams to raise a future president. After enduring betrayal, she confronts Bill, leading to a pivotal deal that shapes their future. The author, having observed Hillary for seven years, provides a nuanced portrait shaped by intimate insights. The narrative delves into the complexities of their marriage, addressing the question of why she remains with him despite repeated betrayals. It examines the dynamics of their co-presidency, the challenges of health care reform, and Hillary's evolving political voice. Ultimately, it captures her transformation into a confident woman ready to reclaim her life, while questioning the future of their marriage amid shifting roles and ambitions.