Life Is Grim, And We Don't Have

I Got Married Three Days After Graduation, And The First Thing I Did What I Was Expected To Do Which Was To Work On A Small Newspaper. So We Were In Chicago Where My Husband Worked For The Chicago Sun-times And We Were Having Dinner With His Editor And He Said 'so What Are You 'gonna Do Honey?' And I Said 'i'm Going To Work On A Newspaper', And He Said 'i Don't Think So", Because Newspaper Guild Regulations Said That I Couldn't Work On The Same Newspaper As My Husband.

Armageddon Is Not A Foreign Policy.

I Think The Jobs [at The Top] Are Unbelievably Difficult, And There Is Nothing Easier Than Second-guessing People.

I Think That A President Needs To Have A Variety Of Views Presented. But Also, There Has To Be A Team Effort, Because Otherwise, I Think It Creates A Dissonance And Difficulty.

I Think The Hardest Part [is] The Priorities. There Are An Awful Lot Of Things To Do [being Secretary Of State].