I Enjoy Wearing Pins, And Nobody Tells

Democracy Cannot Be Built On Revenge And You Will Not Have The Support Of The World If You Are Intolerant And Take The Law Into Your Own Hands.

My Deepest Regret From My Years In Public Service Is The Failure Of The United States And The International Community To Act Sooner To Halt These Crimes.

If You Look At My Life, Generally, I've Been Put In Situations Which Were Difficult And Which I Conquered.

We Have To Understand Where We Have Strategic Relationships That Require Us To Take A Different Approach. I Guess The Easiest Way To Describe It Is: Different Strokes For Different Folks.

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.