The question is not whether our nation can or should lead but how it will lead in the 21st century. Rigid ideologies and old formulas don't apply. We need a new mindset about how America will use its power to safeguard our nation, expand shared prosperity and help more people in more places live up to their God-given potential.
Hillary Clinton: “The question is not whether our nation can or should lead but how it will lead in the 21st century. Rigid ideologies and…”
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Hillary Clinton discusses the need for a new approach in American leadership and international policy.
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