As First Lady of the United States, from 1993 to 2001, Hillary Clinton championed health care for all Americans and led successful bipartisan efforts to improve the adoption and foster care systems, reduce teen pregnancy, and create the Children’s Health Insurance Program.

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Hillary Clinton’s plan to strengthen manufacturing so we always “Make it in America.” Mental health We have to address the mental health crisis in America and end the stigma and shame associated with treatment.

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Hillary Rodham Clinton is the namesake of the Hillary Rodham Clinton Chair of Women’s History at Oxford University, which is held by Professor Brenda E Stevenson, an award-winning historian of race, slavery, gender, family, and conflict.

Hillary Clinton is committed to realizing the promise of the ADA and continuing to expand opportunity for the 50 million Americans living with a disability—because we’re stronger together. As president, Hillary will: Work to fulfill the promise of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Hillary has a record of defending America and our core values: She built the toughest sanctions regime in history on Iran—twisting arms in China, Russia, and dozens of other countries—to force Iran to the negotiating table.

Hillary Clinton has led and will continue to lead the fight to expand health care access for every American—even when it means standing up to special interests. When insurance companies spent millions to stop her efforts to reform health care in the ’90s, she refused to give up.

As president, Hillary has a five-point plan to meet these challenges: A 100-days jobs plan: Break through Washington gridlock to make the boldest investment in good-paying jobs since World War II. Hillary will fight to pass a plan in her first 100 days in office to invest in infrastructure, manufacturing, research and technology, clean energy ...

Hillary Clinton will fight for an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top—ensuring that those who work hard do not have to live or raise their kids in poverty. Hillary has spent her life fighting for children and families—and as president, she will: