Synopsis
Its 1969 back at Wellesley College, and Hillary Rodham is awkwardly navigating her social life and professional ambitions in this wildly funny satire. From the dowdy clothes to the stiff manner, here are the roots of Hillary the politician. (Short Form Series)
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