Growing Up In Politics I Know That

In My Family In Particular, I Think, There Was A Sense We Have To Work Twice As Hard.

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.

The Amazing Thing About The Winners Is That None Of Them Really Felt That They Were Doing Anything Special. They Just Felt Like It Was The Right Thing To Do.

After My Mom Died, There Was So Much Written About Her Fashion And Her Style And All That, And I Felt That One Of The Most Important Parts Of Her Was Missing, Her Real Intellectual Curiosity.

In Those Rare Moments, When Such A Person Comes Along, We Need To Put Aside Our Plans And Reach For What We Know Is Possible.