When We Stand Up For America, We

People Had So Much Respect For George Mitchell. They Wanted To Cooperate With Him. I Think That's A Hallmark Of A Very Good Leader.

I Held Out My Hand And George Mitchell Said, "like In Everything Else, You Lead And I'll Follow." And The Crowd Broke Up, And We Did A Twirl Or Two Around The Dance Floor. And That's Like Him, You Know, He Was There For His Members, He Campaigned For Us, He Believed In Us, And He Was Really A Good Sport As Well.

When We Stand Up For America, We Stand Up For What America Stands For, Which Is A Safety Net For Our Seniors And Really Helping Our Families Be Able To Help Themselves

Leadership Is Creating A State Of Mind In Others. The Difference Between Being A Leader And Manager, All Due Respect To Managers, Is That Leaders Have To Create States Of Mind. But A Leader, First Of All, Has To Have A Clear State Of Mind, Which Is Usually Her Own Vision, Which Energizes Her, Motivates Others, And Then Creates That State Of Mind In Others.

I Think Paul Sarbanes And His Wife Christine Socialized With Them [george And Heather Mitchell] More Than I Did, But We All Hung Out, Or We Saw Each Other In Groups.