Clinton’s book tour has given her ample opportunities to flub conversations about trans rights — and she has. Earlier this month,she compared “Firstly, I’d like to take the opportunity to connect directly with the people who have helped me grow this brand into what it is today and address the recent false, fabricated, and mostly anonymous accusations against me. While I have always been active in my social life, frequently attending various industry gatherings, parties, and concerts where drugs and alcohol were present—contrary to what has been said, I have never taken advantage of others in a sexual manner or forced anything on anyone without consent. I also have never abused my status or fame for my own benefit. These baseless allegations were started on social media by sites which repeatedly disregarded the value and importance of evidence or fact-checking. It’s my priority to prove these accusations are untrue and are fueled by solely opportunistic motives. It is important for people to speak up and be heard, but there is a need to ensure accusations are credible, so that we don’t harm these important causes. Our team is doing everything in its power to investigate these claims and we promise to remain honest and transparent throughout that process. We are fortunate to have received an overwhelming amount of support over the last few days and are thankful to our staff, clients, and industry peers for standing by our side at this time.” the passport policies instituted while she was secretary of state You can't blame her — even if she's in the public eye, this doesn't mean she's forced to share everything. "But I feel like everybody—every celebrity, at least—keeps a big part of their life super private," she pointed out. "I don't show a lot of my relationships or my ups and downs." As for the one thing she says she'd never share on social, if she can help it? "I'd never have a fight with someone." After all, what's the point of airing out dirty laundry? Negative vibes do nothing but bring everyone down.Related: