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The First Lady is not elected by the American people, which means they don't have a direct role in the President's administration.
From Martha Washington to Michelle Obama, these women have made their mark in American history , however, by providing informal advice, advocating for particular policies, and undertaking a host of symbolic functions.

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The First Lady is usually the wife of the President, although that is not always the case. For example, Harriet Lane was the First Lady for her uncle, President James Buchanan.

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Many First Ladies since Mrs. Roosevelt had played important roles in American society. Betty Ford was known for supporting equal rights for women. Barbara Bush Launched a nation wide effort to end illiteracy. Hillary Clinton spearheaded the Clinton administration effort to overhaul the nation’s Healthcare system. Michelle Obama has been an outspoken advocate for healthy eating and lifestyle.