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Hillary Clinton has nearly an all-women press corps — but that hasn't let her off the hook
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As Hillary Clinton jockeys to become the first woman president of the United States, her press corps is already making history. That's because they're primarily women themselves — a role that, on the campaign trail, has long been predominately male. All that's turning around with Clinton's campaign, however, where at least 18 national media outlets have women reporters covering the former secretary of state, Politico reports.