The First Time I Met Bill Clinton

Palin Was A Political Hail Mary, A Long Bomb In The Closing Minutes Of A Game That John Mccain And Co. Were Certain To Lose. They Didn't Care If She Had The Policy Or Political Or Emotional Capacity To Serve As Vice President, Let Alone President. They Were Willing To Drive The Country Off A Cliff, If That's What It Took To Win.

I Was Supposed To Be Authoritative, But At The Same Time Had To Be Likeable, A Quality That Is A Bonus, Not A Requirement, For Men In The Same Position.

When I Joined Bill Clinton's Start-up Presidential Campaign In 1991, I Was Confident That Women Would Play An Ever More Important Role, But I Never Gave A Minute's Thought To What Would Happen If We Won. When We Did - And I Became The First Woman To Serve As White House Press Secretary - It Changed My Life. But It Didn't Change The World.

Women Communicate Differently And Process Information Differently, Which Leads Them To Resolve Conflicts Differently.

Clinton Had Absolutely Zero Honeymoon, None Whatsoever.