When I Was So Fatigued That I

It's The Moms Of This Nation - Single, Married, Widowed - Who Really Hold This Country Together. We're The Mothers, We're The Wives, We're The Grandmothers, We're The Big Sisters, We're The Little Sisters, We're The Daughters. You Know It's True, Don't You? You're The Ones Who Always Have To Do A Little More.

I Love The Fact That There Are Also Women Out There That Don't Have A Choice And They Must Go To Work And They Still Have To Raise The Kids. Thank Goodness That We Value Those People Too.

They Were Not Easy Years. You Have To Understand, I Was Raised In A Lovely Neighborhood, As Was Mitt, And At Byu, We Moved Into A $62-a-month Basement Apartment With A Cement Floor And Lived There Two Years As Students With No Income... Neither One Of Us Had A Job, Because Mitt Had Enough Of An Investment From Stock That We Could Sell Off A Little At A Time.

If I Were A 40-year-old Woman, 40-to-50, I'd Want To Be Getting My Mammograms. They Catch Cancers, And Cancer Is Very Curable If You Catch It Early.

You Know, I Think My Biggest Concern [if Mitt Is Elected], Obviously, Would Just Be For His Mental Well-being. I Have All The Confidence In The World In His Ability, In His Decisiveness And His Leadership Skills, In His Understanding Of The Economy, In His Understanding Of What's Missing Right Now In The Economy - You Know, Pieces That Are Missing To Get This Jump-started. So For Me I Think It Would Just Be The Emotional Part Of It.