KEENE, N.H. (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton has found herself on the defensive during her first presidential campaign visit to New Hampshire this year, pushing back against swirling questions about her family foundation.
Clinton is taking part in a discussion on job creation Tuesday with students and teachers at New Hampshire Technical Institute, a community college.
But she spent much of Monday dismissing accusations that foreign governments that made donations to the Clinton Foundation received preferential treatment from the State Department while she served in the Obama administration.
Clinton says her campaign "will be subjected to all kinds of distractions and attacks." But she says she's "ready for that."
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and other Republican presidential candidates have been using the financial dealings of the Clinton Foundation to raise questions about her character.