Over time, many people became more receptive to women using their maiden names. Hillary Rodham Clinton, meanwhile, stuck with the triple-barreled name, as her husband won back his job, won two more terms, and then was twice elected president.
Something interesting happened in , when she decided to run for Senate in New York. She, like Vice President Al Gore, was wrestling with how to use the legacy of a lame-duck president who was at once highly popular yet also deeply scandal-tainted. It was even more complicated for his wife than for his former No.
The change the AP and Times are making on Monday largely just ratifies a change that took place along ago. We want to hear what you think about this article.
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Become a Volunteer Involve Students. She was still Hillary Rodham when her husband was elected governor of Arkansas in , but at the next election in Republican Frank White seized upon this - and made a point of calling his wife Mrs Frank White.
Bill Clinton lost, and when he ran again two years later, Hillary Clinton said she would stop work and campaign full-time as Mrs Bill Clinton, according to Carl Bernstein , author of A Woman in Charge.
But by the time Bill Clinton was sworn into office a few weeks later, Mrs Bill Clinton had become Hillary Rodham Clinton - the name she has mostly been known by over the three decades since. The first sign of change came when "Hillary Clinton" appeared on campaign signs and ballots in early primary states when she launched her White House bid. In , Fox News suggested New York's junior senator was "having something of an identity crisis".
But when it comes to her official Senate releases, she is still 'Hillary Rodham Clinton'," it said. But it was still Hillary Rodham Clinton who took office as secretary of state in President Obama's administration in - often abbreviated, it is now clear from her email correspondence, to HRC.
Now Hillary Clinton's campaign website talks about "Hillary Clinton" and as often as not just "Hillary". Her husband, William Jefferson Blythe, Jr. Billy Blythe Clinton spent the first four years of his life living in Hope, Arkansas with his grandparents while his mother studied nursing in New Orleans. Roger Clinton struggled with alcoholism and would become physically violent. As a fifteen-year-old, Clinton intervened after a violent fight and warned his stepfather to never hit his mother or half-brother, Roger Jr.
Despite his rocky relationship with his stepfather, Clinton took his last name when he was a teenager so that he and his brother Roger Jr. On that trip, Clinton met and shook hands with President John F. Clinton describes the moment as having a profound impact on him and his political aspirations.
Clinton began his collegiate education at Georgetown University in and graduated with a degree in International Affairs at Georgetown University in In , a young woman named Hillary Rodham boldly strolled up to Clinton and introduced herself. The two started dating and they both graduated in Clinton convinced Rodham to move to Fayetteville in , and Rodham joined Clinton as faculty at the law school.
In , Clinton embarked on his first campaign for public office and entered the congressional race against John Paul Hammerschmidt, an extremely popular Republican incumbent.
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