Susan Estrich enjoys doing a lot of things.  She is an author, an advocate, professor and a political commentator.  She has also worked for the Fox.  For Fox she works as a Political Commentator.

Susan was born on 16^th December 1952.  Lynn, Massachusetts is her birth place and she started her schoolings from Eveleth School at Marblehead.  In 1974, she completed her bachelor’s degree in Arts from Wellesley College.  In 1977, she did her Juris Doctor from the “Harvard Law School.”  Susan is the first woman elected as the president of the “Harvard Law Review.”  She was also the professor at Harvard, teaching law to students.

Susan worked for the Justice J. Paul Stevens, judge of the Supreme Court of the United States.  She also worked for J.S. Wright, a judge of the “US Court of Appeals.”  Later in 1988, she managed the presidential campaign for Michael S. Dukakis.  She had also worked for FNC.  She is the political and legal analyst of the Fox.  In 1989, she joined the “University of Southern California Law School” as a law professor.  She was also the professor to political science in the same University for the undergraduate school.

Susan has authored six books and contributed to another five books. Her book titled “Real Rape” gives an insight of the history associated with the rape law of the US.  She has written many articles related to law, women empowerment, gender discrimination, politics, women in politics etc.  Her articles are featured in a number of Law Review websites and Journals.  An online website NewsMax features Susan’s articles regularly. She is a great supporter of women empowerment.  She is devoted for creating opportunities for women to become leader.  She is also in favor of women to participate in politics.  During the presidential elections of 2008 of the US, she was the supporter of Hillary Clinton.  In the elections for the president of the United States she was frank in highlighting the women and their role in politics.  Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton were two ladies fighting for the position of president of the US. She is also the supporter of gender equality at the workplace, and according to her women should be given equal opportunity to prove themselves at workplace.  Through one of her books, Susan also emphasized on the health of the women.

Susan Estrich keeps her personal affairs away from her professional life.  She got married in the year 1986.  Her husband Marty Kaplan is also a professor.  Apart from being a professor he also does screenwriting and speechwriting.  Susan and Marty have two children.  They named their son as James and daughter as Isabel.  Later Susan gave divorce to Marty.  Presently she is single and away from any kind of marital affairs.