Truth And News Are Not The Same

For More Than Eight Decades, Washington Has Been My Hometown. ... It Is A City That Offers Me More People -- More Different Kinds Of People -- Than I Could Otherwise Possibly Have Come To Know In A Lifetime: The Native Washingtonian, The Local Merchant, The Foreign Diplomat, The Ever-present Tourist, The Public Servant, The Journalist, The President, The Friend.

So Few Grown Women Like Their Lives.

We Live In A Dirty And Dangerous World. There Are Some Things The General Public Does Not Need To Know, And Shouldn't. I Believe Democracy Flourishes When The Government Can Take Legitimate Steps To Keep Its Secrets And When The Press Can Decide Whether To Print What It Knows.

The Thing Women Must Do To Rise To Power Is To Redefine Their Femininity. Once, Power Was Considered A Masculine Attribute. In Fact Power Has No Sex.

Whatever Power I Exert Is Collegial.