Today is the birthday of Hillary Rodham Clinton, born October 26, 1948.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton – Topnews image
Happy birthday, Hillary!
Without citation, Robert A. Nowlan’s Born This Day lists this as something Clinton said:
Being a Cubs fan prepares you for life — and Washington.
Still true, in 2015.
Didn’t the Cubbies have a great year, though?
Yes, this is mostly an encore post. Fighting ignorance requires patience.
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