I'm One Of Those People

You Can Be Maybe Rented But Never Bought.

It Does Not Matter What Country We Live In, Who Our Leaders Are, Or Even Who We Are. Because We Are Human, We Therefore Have Rights. And Because We Have Rights, Governments Are Bound To Protect Them.

There Are Many Ways To Be Influential. You Can Work For Politicians Or In Government And Make A Difference. And For Young Women Who Are Interested In Running For Office, You Just Have To Decide You're Going To Follow Eleanor Roosevelt's Maxim About Growing Skin As Thick As The Hide Of A Rhinoceros, And You Have To Be Incredibly Well-prepared - Better Prepared [than A Man], Actually - And You Have To Figure Out How You're Going To Present Yourself, And You Have To Have A Support Group Around You, Because It Can Be Really A Brutal Experience.

Every Marriage Is A Mystery To Me, Even The One I'm In. So I'm No Expert On It.

I'm The Granddaughter Of A Factory Worker From Scranton, Pennsylvania. He Went To Work In The Same Lace Mill Every Day For 50 Years. He Believed He Passed It Down To My Dad, Who Passed It Down To Me, That If He Did What He Was Supposed To Do, He'd Have A Good Life And His Kids Would Have An Even Better Life. That Is The American Dream. That Is What We Believe In, That's What We've Got To Keep Going Generation After Generation.