I Have Always Believed The Iron Rule

When The Women's Movement Started In The 1960s, There Was A Vision Of A Future Where Women Didn't Wear Makeup Or Worry About How Their Hair Looked, And Everybody Wore Sensible, Comfortable Clothes. It Ran Into An Absolute Brick Wall.

The Idea That If You Don’t Like How Things Are Going, You Can Just Leave Is So Engrained In Texas, The Secession Movement Is No Surprise.

Once You're Done Being President, You Tend To Want To Defend Your Record More Than Plumb Your Inner Feelings. I Find It Hard To Imagine Obama Going Home At Night And Writing Sensitive, Introspective Journal Entries About His Meeting With John Boehner.

Despite My Excellent Mood, I Don't Have Any Sympathy For Romney. If He'd Been A Good Candidate He Wouldn't Have Had A Different Campaign For Every Month On The Calendar.

Whenever You Bring Up Women's Internal Workings, Guys Want To Change The Subject. Unless, Of Course, They're Trying To Change The Laws.