My Parents Were Very Firm About Me

I Have A Boyfriend And A Dog, And I Still Haven't Figured Out What I Want To Be When I Grow Up.

For Most Of My Life, I Deliberately Led A Private Life In The Public Eye.

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.

My Most Important Identity Now Is As A Mother.

I Unapologetically And Unabashedly Am Deeply Biased Toward My Mother.