About S4H

Still4Hill is an educator and a citizen-diplomat, an informal post created by Hillary Rodham Clinton as Secretary of State.

Still4Hill’s objective is to broadcast Hillary Rodham Clinton’s message to all parts of the cyberglobe.

Years of blogging about Hillary Clinton, as senator, presidential candidate, and secretary of state have brought readers from around the world, even from countries that attempt to block the words of the the most brilliant and innovative secretary of state Still4Hill has seen in her lifetime. If you are from one of those countries, welcome! You will find her words, unadulterated, here.

Still4Hill lives in the NY metro area, and, until Hillary Clinton came along, the one hero she had fought for was Bobby Kennedy. Hillary filled the hole in her heart that Bobby left. She more than filled it. She is Bobby plus, plus, plus!

These words from Hillary upon receiving the RFK Center for Human Rights Ripple of Hope Award on December 16, 2014 resonate.

I was so honnored to follow in Robert Kennedy’s footsteps in the United States Senate, and his example was often on my mind. New Yorkers took a chance on both of us, and I will always be grateful for that. (Applause.) And I followed in his footsteps again in the summer of 2012, when I went to South Africa. And of the places I went was the University of Cape Town to deliver a speech, just as he had decades earlier that continues to inspire today.

Read the transcript here >>>>

Hillary Clinton has made the commitment to run for president once again. Still4Hill hopes to continue to find ways of sharing Hillary’s message and achievements with her followers the world over

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on February 5, 2010 at 2:07 pm J. Moore

Thanks for all you do and for the inspiration and support that you provide for all of the Hillary supporters out there. I have followed your blog for quite awhile, but I am especially taken with your thoughts and words re. Hillary’s speech at the Prayer breakfast.
I feel the same way, and I could barely tear myself away from the live speech as I was late for work. I suppose you either get it or you don’t, but for the life of me, I don’t know how anyone cannot hear her, look at her, listen to her, and not admire her and ache for the loss of what could and should have been.
Thanks – I will keep reading.

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- on February 5, 2010 at 4:42 pm still4hill
  
  Thank YOU so much, for your kind comment, and especially for your continued faith in and support of Hillary Clinton. I did not say it in my posts, but I will share it here: The hardest thing about watching that address was the seal on the podium behind which she stood. You see it in the video. None of the stills except for the screen shot were frontal. I do not think that was an accident. I think frontal stills were not permitted because of how Hillary loyalists might use them in the future. It’s actually funny. I know some very tech savvy young Hillary supporters who can make the same image with Photo Shop.
  
  I truly appreciate your support! Thank you!
  
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on March 20, 2010 at 9:50 am Marina_Ukraine

Yes, she the interesting woman.

And we have woman of similar strength and vision……Yulia Tymoshenko.

She also did not become President.

Maybe Margaret Thatcher had secret formular in becoming the leader ?

Sincerely,

Marina Demchuck.

Rivne – Ukraine.

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- on March 20, 2010 at 10:00 am still4hill
  
  Yes, Marina. I wrote about her last month here.
  
  http://departmentofhomegirlsecurity.wordpress.com/2010/02/08/scorecard-one-upone-down/
  
  I am sorry she did not pursue the recount.
  
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