I am someone who admires the United States Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, for her strength and determination. She is a very strong politician and has proved herself amidst the sea of strong willed male counterparts and has also taken a stand against big business and gas companies without backing down or apologizing for the rights she is fighting for. Having been an active First Lady when her husband was president she is well prepared to hold the post she now has. She has been entrusted with a very challenging job and she seems to be handling it well.

She has a good educational background and also went to Wellesley College where she became the senior Class President. She graduated from the Yale Law School to become an established and reputed lawyer. Here are five reasons why I admire this secretary of State.

Ø Firstly, I admire her for the guts she showed when the society was not ready to accept the rise of a woman. People criticized her since she achieved the status and power they never imagined a woman could ever achieve.

Ø Secondly, I admire her for the example she set for the girls of the United States. She has shown girls and women that if they dream big and aim for the impossible. During her school days, due to her high grades and good behavior, she became the role model for her fellow mates. She is a leader in the truest sense.

Ø Thirdly, I admire her for her confidence and talent. She is good at almost everything she has done. This is one of the many reasons people are jealous of her and hate her but this does not discourage her in the least.

Ø Fourthly, she is a lady with innovative ideas and modern thoughts coupled with strong principles. She is one of those very few people who speak out what is on their minds.

Ø Lastly, I strongly believe that Bill Clinton is what he is today, he owes it in part to his wife who stood by him during his good and bad times. She is an ideal wife.

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