The 60+ Caroline Kennedy Quotes

Well, The Role Of Money In Politics Is Pretty Corrupting Right Now.

I Think That The Presidency Really Brings Out The Best In A Lot Of People.

I Don't Remember My Father Reading To Me, But I Remember Him Telling Me Bedtime Stories. I Got To Pick What Was In Them, And Then He'd Make Them Up.

I Have A Lifelong Devotion To Public Service.

I Am, You Know, A Democrat Through And Through. I've Always Voted Democratic. You Know, That Is Where My Heart Lies.

I May, And I Think I Represent A Tradition That Means A Lot To Me, Which Has Really Always Been About Fighting For Others, For Middle-class Families, For Working Class - For Working People, You Know, And That's A Tradition And A Commitment That I Take Very Seriously.

Most Of The Books That I've Written Have Been Focused On, Sort Of, The Individual, And Sort Of, Either A Voice, A Personal Voice, Or A Kind Of Transforming Event Where They Step Forward To Fight For Something They Value.

The Happiest Years Of My Mother's Life Were Spent In Washington, D.c. It Was Where She Met My Father, Where John Was Born And Where I Spent My Earliest Years.

Well I've Been Writing Books. So That, By Its Nature, Is Kind Of A Solitary Occupation. And From Time To Time I Have Research Help, But Mostly I've Done Those Completely On My Own.

In A Funny Way, Poems Are Suited To Modern Life. They're Short, They're Intense. Nobody Has Time To Read A 700-page Book. People Read Magazines, And A Poem Takes Less Time Than An Article.

I've Been A Democrat All My Life.

I Feel Like My Grandparents And Parents Gave Me A Tremendous Amount. And If I Can Pass Some Of That On, Then I'll Be Very Happy.