If We Say We Believe In Equality

The Last Time I Saw Ted Kennedy Was A Generation After My First Meeting, At The Senate Subway Below The Capitol On Obama's Inauguration Day. He Was His Usual Gregarious And Gracious Self - With Beaming Smile And Booming Voice Wishing My Husband And Me Good Luck With Our Pregnancy And Expressing His Excitement About The New President.

When Women Vote, Progressives Can Win. When Women Organize And Bring Some Common Sense To The Conversation, It Becomes More Authentic.

The Beauty Of Our Democracy Lies In The American Value Of Equality: If You Vote, You Have A Seat At The Table. If You Speak, You Have A Chance To Persuade Others. A Billionaire And A Minimum Wage Earner Have The Same Power At The Ballot Box.

Growing Up, In Church We Had The Homily; At Home It's What I Call The 'momily' - The Inspirational And Instructive Mom-isms That Every Family Has.

Voting Is A Civic Sacrament - The Highest Responsibility We Have As Americans.