What Hillary Clinton sounded like 47 years ago

Filed in National by on June 7, 2016

This is an interesting and enlightening digital artifact. The introduction alone is worth a listen:

In 1969, Hillary Rodham, at age 21, was the first student ever to give a commencement speech at Wellesley College, and the college has just released excerpts of it. I would not have recognized her voice, which was higher-pitched and had a faster rhythm, but she had the same intensity and self-assuredness then as she does now.

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  1. puck says:

    That is the Hillary I’m voting for. I hope she shows up in the White House.

  2. Jason330 says:

    Hear, hear.

  3. Delaware Dem says:

    It is amazing how much voices change. You can hear some of her voice that we know. All those years spent with Bill in the south changed it, and then you throw a NY accent on top of it.

  4. Delaware Dem says:

    I think you both will be pleasantly surprised by how liberal/progressive Hillary will be in the White House.

  5. Revolution says:

    Doubt it

  6. kavips says:

    “For too long, our leaders have viewed politics as, the art of the possible; and our challenge NOW, is to practice politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible, possible.”

    Ironically, I remember this sentiment framed in the New York debate, particularly with minimum wage, I believe, where Hillary was calling her own strength that she was more grounded on the possible, ($12) and her opponent was futilely trying to make the impossible ($15), possible…..

    In a small way I think this juxtaposition says a lot about humankind. I enjoyed this. Thanks for posting this btw.