#3. A Life Spent As A Washington Insider
After becoming First Lady on January 20, 1993, Clinton would go on to become Senator from New York and then Secretary of State, compiling 20 consecutive years working in the inner-circle of Washington, DC. Even those three roles were not her first experiences in the nation’s capital. In fact, one of her first jobs after graduating from Yale Law School was serving on the impeachment inquiry staff during the Watergate trial. It was only after she failed the Washington, DC bar exam that she made the final decision to marry Bill Clinton and move to Arkansas.
