how-hillary-clinton-became-a-hawk.html

5/2/2016

This article from The New York Times Magazine delves into Hillary Clinton's transformation from a Vietnam War protester in her youth to a more hawkish stance on foreign policy as a senator and Secretary of State. The author explores the shifts in Clinton's ideology, influenced by American politics, personal experiences, and her role as a female in a traditionally male-dominated field. The article examines key moments in Clinton's career, such as her support for the Iraq War and her role in the NATO intervention in Libya, highlighting how her approach to international conflicts evolved over time. The author offers a nuanced analysis of the complex factors that shaped Clinton's foreign policy positions.

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