Well I Do Think, When There Are

I Have Certain Issues. I Support Women Candidates, But I Cannot Support A Woman That I Don't Believe In. I Would Prefer To Vote For A Man Who Believes In Choice Than A Woman Who Is Pro-life. We Have To Be Able To Make Distinctions And Not Look As Though We Are Not Feminist Enough If We Don't Support Every Woman. We Need To Have That Kind Of A Choice.

We Will Not Be Intimidated Or Pushed Off The World Stage By People Who Do Not Like What We Stand For, And That Is, Freedom, Democracy And The Fight Against Disease, Poverty And Terrorism.

As Strong As The United States Is, We Can't Deal With Terrorism Alone.

I Think We All Are People That Are The Product Of Our Backgrounds. It's Wrong To Think That You're Not.

I Went To A Girls High School And I Went To A Women's College And When I First Started Teaching At Georgetown It Had Been A Single Sex School And So They Wanted To Have Some Women Professors When They Went Co-ed, And So I Originally Was Hired To Start A Program There, And Really Encourage Women To Go Into Foreign Policy. I Always Have Done That, And I Really Do Think That Things Are Better When Women Are Involved.