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Hillary Clinton told a crowd of more than 3,000 at Allen University on Monday she's "proud to be a woman," but she's not basing a run for president on her gender.

She's running because she believes she's the most qualified.

"Can a woman be president?" Clinton asked the crowd, which responded with a roar.

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Shortly after taking the stage, where she spoke through a wireless microphone, she told a story about being in the Girl Scouts and tentatively sang a few bars of a Girl Scouts song.

But she was quick to admit her singing talents are limited.

"I am not running to be chosen the American Idol, but to be elected president of the United States."

[CCL note: the spirit of Jezebel (abortion, usurpation of God's created order for men and women, sexual sin, anti-Christ spirit that hates God's Word, repentance, and His prophetic messengers) is already one of America's major idols - that is why God is giving us what we have already become...]

She was greeted like a star, regardless. People were lined up for more than a block down Pine Street in near freezing temperatures to get a seat in the John Hurst Adams Gymnatorium. Organizers estimated more than 3,200 people were on hand, many of them in an overflow room.

Clinton twice mentioned her work with Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and about a half-dozen times mentioned her husband, former President Bill Clinton. The former president spoke at Allen in March 2000 at an event to honor Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C.