A Maryland girl, Martha Kennedy Morales, a third grader kid at Friends Community School in College Park who was just 8 years ago lost a school election for class president by one vote and she has reportedly received a letter of encouragement from none other than the Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
“As I know too well, it not easy when you stand up and put yourself in contention for a role that only been sought by boys. Congratulations on being elected Vice President!” Clinton wrote. “While I know you may have been disappointed that you did not win President, I am so proud of you for deciding to run in the first place.”
“The most important thing is that you fought for what you believed in, and that is always worth it,” Clinton added. “As you continue to learn and grow in the years ahead, never stop standing up for what is right and seeking opportunities to be a leader, and know that I am cheering you on for a future of great success.”
Hillary Clinton was the first woman to be nominated for president by a major political party.
“To know that Hilary Clinton is cheering me on for future success,” Martha said. “I mean, this is really special. It was really touching to know that Hillary Clinton herself sent me a letter.
"Never stop standing up" tells Hillary Clinton to an 8 year old girl who lost school elections by one vote
"Never stop standing up" wrote Hilary Clinton
