Hillary Clinton to LGBTQ Youth: ‘Hang in There’
None other than Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has jumped aboard the "It Gets Better" train, delivering a video pep talk to young Americans struggling with issues of sexuality and discrimination and urging them to look forward to a better future.None other than Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has jumped aboard the “It Gets Better” train, delivering a video pep talk to young Americans struggling with issues of sexuality and discrimination and urging them to look forward to a better future.
Great! Even better would be if she could direct her message to a certain boss of hers who might make some laws to help out while he’s at it. –KA
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