A Skilled Diplomat Rarely Generates Extreme Reactions.

One Of The Things I Write About A Bit In My Madam Secretary Memoir Is On Rwanda, Where I Was An Instructed Ambassador At The U.n., And My Instructions Were To Not Vote For Increased Forces There, And I Didn't Like My Instructions. So I Got Up And Called Washington And Said, "change My Instructions," And They Didn't.

The Bottom Line Is, The More We Have A Cadre Of Women Moving Up The Scale, And It Doesn't Seem Threatening, And People Realize That Women Actually Work Much Harder Than Men, And Realize That They Need More Women In These Jobs, I Think That Goes Away.

I Enjoy Wearing Pins, And Nobody Tells Me To Do It.

I Can't See Democracy Occurring By Force - After An Iraqi War, Because Of The Fallout From That.

Unfortunately For The Iraqi People, Instead Of Meeting These Requirements, For Six Years, Saddam Hussein Has Lied, Delayed, Obstructed And Tried To Deceive