Originally posted by New York Times

..Let’s remember the 39th annual Grammy Awards, since that’s when Hillary Rodham Clinton was awarded top honors in the Best Spoken Word or Non-musical Album category by The Recording Academy. Clinton won for the audio version of “It Takes A Village,” her 1996 book which detailed how the then-first lady hoped to “to help make our society into the kind of village that enables children to become smart, able, resilient adults.”

Originally posted by midnightdawn

Did she deserve it though?

"The majority of the book was reportedly written by ghostwriter Barbara Feinman."

Originally posted by midnightdawn

Did she deserve it though?

"The majority of the book was reportedly writtenby ghostwriter Barbara Feinman."

Originally posted by midnightdawn

Did she deserve it though?

"The majority of the book was reportedly written by ghostwriter Barbara Feinman."

Originally posted by midnightdawn

Did she deserve it though?

"The majority of the book was reportedly written by ghostwriter Barbara Feinman."

Originally posted by lemonade.

Best SPOKEN Word Album from the RECORDING Academy

Nothing to do with who wrote the book

Originally posted by lemonade.

Best SPOKEN Word Album from the RECORDING Academy

Nothing to do with who wrote the book