The morning after Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton for the American Presidency, twins Jenna and Barbara Bush, 35, lay in Jenna’s bed (her husband, Henry Hager, was away) needing each other for “comfort,” as they both recall. Clinton’s loss got them thinking. “Why aren’t women lifting each other up the way my sister has always lifted me up?” says Jenna, a Today correspondent and mother of two girls (Mila, 4, and Poppy,2). The idea for their memoir Sisters First was born. Barbara, the ultra private cofounder and CEO of the nonprofit Global Health Corps, tells People she was “hesitant; I knew I needed to fully share.” Once they dove in, reading Jenna’s old diaries for research, the former First Daughters, who called the White House home from 2001 to…
