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The Public Has Moved Beyond Politicians. For Example, I'm Not Worried About Them Repealing Protections For The Lgbt Community, Because The Public Is Beyond That. I'm Not Worried About Them Being Able To Change The Way In Which We Have Reached Out And Provided Many More Opportunities For Women. And I - But Here's What Does Concern Me. What Concerns Me Is That They Will Make Some Judgments In The Foreign Policy Area, Without Having Thought It Through That May Cause A Lot Of Problems.

I Used To Stand In Front Of The Mirror In My Bedroom. I Shared A Bedroom - Like A Lot Of People In My Era, In My Neighborhood - With My Two Brothers And An Uncle. And I'd Stand There In Front Of The Mirror Over The Dresser And I Would Practice: Meek Young Men Grow Up In Libraries, Believing It Their Duty To Accept The Views Of Cicero, Bacon And Baba.

I Was In Sit-ins To Desegregate Restaurants And Movie Houses In The '60s.

You Guys At Fox Can't Seem To Get Your Facts Straight.

It's Amazing To Me That No Matter What City, What State, No Matter Where I Am, A Woman Will Come Up To Me And Say "thank You, Thank You" For Writing The 1994 Violence Against Women Act, Which Funds Services For Victims And Pushes To Put More Assailants Behind Bars.