I Respect The Second Amendment. But I

Part Of Diplomacy, The Hard Work Of Diplomacy Is Trying To Extract Whatever Concessions You Can Get, And Giving Something The Other Side Wants. Of Course You've Got To Try To Make Peace With, And Work With Those Who Are Your Adversaries, But You Don't Just Rush In, Open The Door, And Say, "here I Am. Let's Talk And Make A Deal."

I Would Say That When You Have A Big Dream Or You're Trying To Solve A Big Problem, There Will Always Be People Who Tell You That You Can't. Here's My Advice: Don't Listen.

I Think If You Were To Talk To Women Who Have Run, Both Successfully And Unsuccessfully, Nearly All Of Them Would Say, "you Learn So Much." You Learn About Yourself, What You're Capable Of Doing.... And It Doesn't Have To All Happen When You're Young - I Mean, One Of The Most Powerful Women In American Politics Is Nancy Pelosi. She Had Five Children. She Didn't Go Into Politics Until Her Youngest Child Was In High School.... That's One Of The Great Things About Being A Woman In Today's World: You Have A Much Longer Potential Work Life Than Our Mothers Or Our Grandmothers Did.

Giving Every Child A Chance To Reach Their Full Potential Is The Best Work Anyone Can Do

Being Lgbt Does Not Make You Less Human.