Once and possibly future first daughter Chelsea Clinton said Friday that she "really didn't get how much sexism there was in this country" until the New Hampshire primary campaign, when someone told her he didn't think a woman could be commander in chief, and some men disrupted a campaign rally to stand up and tell her mother: "Iron my shirt."
Clinton, 28, said she was surprised sexism still existed because she has always been supported by both the men and women in her family."I didn't realize that that wasn't expected yet in the rest of our country," Clinton said in North Carolina. "I have been so profoundly more grateful than I have ever been over the past few months for my parents because of that." (More Hillary Clinton stories.)