Armageddon Is Not A Foreign Policy.

I Got Married Three Days After Graduation, And The First Thing I Did What I Was Expected To Do Which Was To Work On A Small Newspaper. So We Were In Chicago Where My Husband Worked For The Chicago Sun-times And We Were Having Dinner With His Editor And He Said 'so What Are You 'gonna Do Honey?' And I Said 'i'm Going To Work On A Newspaper', And He Said 'i Don't Think So", Because Newspaper Guild Regulations Said That I Couldn't Work On The Same Newspaper As My Husband.

I Think There Has To Be The Sense That Once You Have Climbed The Ladder Of Success, That You Don't Push It Away From The Building.

If Intelligence Were A Television Set, It Would Be An Early Black-and-white Model With Poor Reception, So That Much Of The Picture Was Gray And The Figures On The Screen Were Snowy And Indistinct. You Could Fiddle With The Knobs All You Wanted, But Unless You Were Careful, What You Would See Often Depended More On What You Expected Or Hoped To See Than On What Was Really There.

And So I Have Studied, I Have To Tell You, Revolutions And Uprisings For A Long Time. They Are All Slightly Different, But What They All Look For Is Some Kind Of A Mechanism To Go From An Authoritarian System To An Open, Democratic System.

I Felt That America's Duty Was Not To Try To Do Everything Itself, But To Foster A Sense Of Commitment That Would Bring Out The Best In Every Country.