My Most Important Identity Now Is As

I Hope That Young People Will Also Look To Politics As A Vehicle To Not Only Have Their Voices Heard, But Actually To Be The Change Makers That They Want To See. They Are Disaffected, Understandably, But I Hope That Young People Will Not Only Turn Out To Vote But Also Run For Office.

As A Mom, What I Found So Disturbing Were The Things That Were Being Said On A National Stage - I Mean, Literally On The Stage And Off The Stage, Around The Convention About Women, About Minorities, About Muslims, About Immigrants.

He [bill Clinton] Likes To Hearken Back To His Kind Of Irish Roots, So I Think He'd Love To Be Called First Laddy.

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.'

Determination Gets You A Long Way.