Calm and gentle, with a smile on her mouth, there is always a candy box on her desk. This is Betty Clinton, White House housekeeper and black secretary. Currie's first impression. As President Clinton's secretary, Corey, sitting outside the Oval Office, is responsible for answering his phone calls, opening letters, receiving his visitors, correcting his spelling, bringing him all kinds of news and trying to figure out his mood. She is very modest and never shows off her work in the White House to others at class reunion. She is very reserved and often uses facial expressions to express her views; She kept her private life so secret that some colleagues didn't know that she was divorced, and she had been married to her second husband 10 years, and one daughter had already married.

As a black woman who rose in a white-dominated environment, Corey experienced many difficulties, which made her extremely capable and sophisticated. She doesn't have the aggressive pride of a strong woman, but she is square and round. Busy white house staff think? Big sister? She is very popular. Everyone thinks she doesn't care about politics and doesn't support any party. In fact, more than ten years of political career and three campaigns have made Currie a powerful assistant to the Democratic presidential candidate. A senior White House official said:? As a woman who has been in the political circle for so long, but seems to have no initiative, her kindness, acumen and shrewdness enable her to survive in the competition. ?

Currie was first appreciated by Joseph of the Republican Party? Blackford. He needed a new secretary when he took over the United States Peace Corps on 1969. He said:? This is a very difficult job. I have to manage 10000 people from 68 countries. I need a very capable and reliable assistant. I didn't ask Currie if she was a Republican or a Democrat, because she was too good. ? Soon after, Joseph was transferred to ACTION, the superior federal agency of the Peace Corps, and Currie was also taken there, where he stayed for a long time and worked with three bosses, all of whom were highly appreciated. Currie's political and personal life experienced legendary changes in the late 1970s. At that time, a man named Bob? The * * * official in Curry took over the operation, and Betty later dated him, and they got married on 1988. Bob's liberal political thought has a great influence on Betty. It was John who brought Currie into the political movement? Podesta met in the 1970s. He worked together for Mondl and dukakis in the presidential campaigns of 1984 and 1988, and later worked together for Clinton.

As soon as he entered the White House, Currie became an expert and had a brief conversation with many high-level people, members of Congress and officials waiting to meet Clinton. She is not a senior official in Washington, but the person she values will soon become the president's guest. If she refuses to answer the phone, even celebrities won't have a chance to see Clinton.

Corey knew what news would have a fatal impact on the president's mood, but she never told anyone. Is the president in a bad mood? Something like that. It's just that if things get better, Currie will open his eyes and announce it? This is an interesting day? .

Did Clinton have an affair with Lewinsky? Currie knows best. But it's hard for people to hear anything from Currie's mouth. She just calls her old friends often? Memory loss from time to time? , feeling? Are you getting old fast recently? . People later learned that this was the smoke emitted by Currie, and she didn't want to get herself involved in the Clinton scandal.

This is Cory, a? Beautiful lady? .