It Just Seems So Fundamental To Me.

I've Always Been Incredibly Proud Of Both Of My Parents And Proud Of The Work I Had Done Privately As A Person, Professionally And Academically.

That's Not What I Want My Children To Hear. That's Not Representative Of The Country That I Want My Children To Grow Up In. And So That Actually I Found Far More Upsetting As A Mom, As A Woman, As An American, And Even As My Mother's Daughter Than Anything They Said About My Mom.

I Can't Imagine Anything That Would Make The World Look More Different Than If Women And Girls Were Unequivocally Enfranchised.

Even During My Father's 1984 Gubernatorial Campaign, It Was, 'do You Want To Grow Up And Be Governor One Day?' 'no. I Am Four.'

I Certainly Believe That All Of My Friends Should Have The Right, As Marc And I Did, To Marry Their Best Friend. I Certainly Expect My Straight Friends To Help Us Achieve That For All New Yorkers, For All Americans, And For The Children That, At Least, Marc And I Hope To Have Someday.