I Have Certain Issues. I Support Women

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.

I Hope I'm Wrong, But I Am Afraid That Iraq Is Going To Turn Out To Be The Greatest Disaster In American Foreign Policy - Worse Than Vietnam, Not In The Number Who Died, But In Terms Of Its Unintended Consequences And Its Reverberation Throughout The Region.

I Had More Problems With The Men In Our Own Government, And Not Because They Were Male Chauvinistic Pigs But Because They Had Known Me For So Long. I Might Have Been A Carpool Mother And A Friend Of Their Wife, And So They'd Been To My House For Dinner And Things Like And They Thought 'how Did She Get To Be Secretary Of State When I Should Be Secretary Of State?' So That Was More Of A Problem.

While Democracy In The Long Run Is The Most Stable Form Of Government, In The Short Run, It Is Among The Most Fragile.

Even Though There Were Three Newspapers In Chicago At The Time, He Said 'you Wouldn't Want To Compete With Your Husband," And So Instead Of Doing What I Might Do Now In That Situation, I Basically Saluted And Found Other Things To Do.