Emily's List: Hillary Clinton's best moments as secretary of state.


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Strength. Dignity. Determination. And some great dance moves. That's just some of what we saw out of Hillary Clinton in her service as secretary of state.

From being the first secretary of state to visit Burma since 1955 to standing tough in the face of congressional hearings to advancing the cause of girls and women around the globe, Hillary Clinton showed us time and again what women in leadership can do.

Click here to read Hillary Clinton's best moments as secretary of state.
Read Hillary Clinton's best moments as secretary of state.
We're so grateful for Hillary's service to our country and for being a beacon of hope to women around the world and we know you are too. Thanks so much for always being there for the women fighting to keep moving our country -- and the world -- forward.

EMILY's List

P.S. If you haven't added your name to our thank you card for Hillary's service to our country, give Hillary your message of thanks and sign right now.

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