Reuters
Hillary Clinton's memoir
about her failed attempt to win last year's U.S. presidential election will be
called "What Happened," a declaration rather than a question, her
publisher said in the run-up to its September 12 release.
Among the things the
Democratic nominee will say happened are sexism against the first woman to be
the presidential candidate for a major U.S. party and "an unprecedented
assault on our democracy by a foreign adversary," according to publicity
material from the publisher, Simon and Schuster.
Staff in Clinton's campaign
and at Democratic party headquarters saw thousands of their internal emails
stolen and published online last year. U.S. intelligence agencies have said
that Russian intelligence agencies stole the emails as part of an effort by
Russian President Vladimir Putin to foil Clinton's chances of becoming
president.
Former Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton laughs after taking a question while speaking during the Book
Expo event in New York Thursday, June 1, 2017 CREDIT: AP
"In the past, for
reasons I try to explain, I've often felt I had to be careful in public, like I
was up on a wire without a net," Clinton wrote in the book's introduction.
"Now I'm letting my guard down."
Despite polls showing the
former secretary of state was expected to triumph in the election last
November, Clinton won only 227 electoral college votes to Trump's 304. She won
the popular vote by about 2.9 million votes.
Since then, she has made a
handful of speeches and public appearances while working on the book.
In April, she told the
Women in the World Summit in New York City that she had no intention of running
for another public office and that she was writing a book that, in part, delves
into what derailed her attempt to become America's first woman president……………
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/07/27/happened-hillary-clinton-memoir-looks-assesses-2016-election/
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