【hinh xes vn】If Hillary Clinton had her own 'Nancy Drew' book series

Hillary Clinton and hinh xes vnNancy Drew have a lot in common.

They're both super smart, super talented and constantly called upon to solve problems (or, mysteries) that plague the people around them.

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While Nancy mostly dealt with spooky staircases and stolen family jewels, Hillary has more dire cases to solve like systemic sexism in politics and winning a national election.

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But they're both up to the task.

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