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I Started Off As A Young Lawyer Working Against Discrimination Against African-american Children In Schools And In The Criminal Justice System. I Worked To Make Sure That Kids With Disabilities Could Get A Public Education, Something That I Care Very Much About. I Have Worked With Latinos - One Of My First Jobs In Politics Was Down In South Texas Registering Latino Citizens To Be Able To Vote. So I Have A Deep Devotion To Making Sure That An Every American Feels Like He Or She Has A Place In Our Country.

I Think That Like Most People I Know, I Have A Range Of Views, But They Are Rooted In My Values And Experience.

I Think It's Understandable That When Questions Are Raised, People Maybe Are Thinking About Them And Wondering About Them, But I Have Every Confidence That During The Course Of This Campaign, People Are Going To Know Who Will Fight For Them, Who Will Be There When They Need Them, And That's The Kind Of Person I Am And That's What I Will Do, Not Only In A Campaign But As President.

Before It Was Emails, It Was Benghazi, And The Republicans Were Stirring Up So Much Controversy About That. And I Testified For 11 Hours, Answered Their Questions. They Basically Said Yeah, Didn't Get Her. We Tried. That Was All A Political Ploy.

I Care Deeply About Women's Rights. I Have Been An Outspoken Advocate For Them For Many Years And As Secretary Of State I Carried That Message Around The World Because Empowering Women, Providing For Women's Rights, Their Full Participation In Society, Politics, The Economy Is Not Only A Matter Of Individuals Being Able To Chart Their Own Futures. It's Good For Democracy And It's Good For Peace And Prosperity.