Teresa Heinz Quotes

I Mention My Age Because I Find People In This Country - Women, Not Men, Of Course - Women Are So Troubled By Their Age. There's A Culture Of Youth, And It's A Phony Culture.

Water Is Necessary, And Then Generators, And Then Food, And Then Clothes.

I'm More Old-fashioned Than A Lot Of Women...i Don't View Abortion As Just A Nothing. It Is Stopping The Process Of Life.

You Can Call Me Mama T Anytime.

John Will Never Send A Boy Or Girl In A Uniform Anywhere In The World Because Of Our Need And Greed For Oil.

When You're Threatened, Or Something Hard Hits You, Acknowledge It, Embrace It. Don't Pretend That You Didn't Get Hurt - Hurt, Cry, Think About It. And Then You Let It Go And Try Something Else.

I Grew Up In A Dictatorship In East Africa.

As A Young Woman, I Attended Witwatersrand University In Johannesburg, South Africa, Which Was Then Not Segregated. But I Witnessed The Weight Of Apartheid Everywhere Around Me.

I Hope It Will Come As No Surprise That I Have Something To Say.

If You Want To Be Loved By Everyone, Don't Go Into Politics.

There Is A Value In Taking A Stand Whether Or Not Anybody May Be Noticing It, And Whether Or Not It Is A Risky Thing To Do.

It's Time That We Acknowledge The Wisdom Women Have Acquired By Managing The Chaos Of Daily Life. Women Are Realists, The Glue That Holds Society Together. They Bring A Reverence To Life That's Instinctual, Not Just Intellectual.