When You Take A Stand Out Of

[on Going Into Politics:] My Husband Went To Bed With Debbie Reynolds And He Woke Up With Eleanor Roosevelt.

There's An Effort On The Part Of Many People To Attack Women's Rights, Women's Health, And The Ability To Control Our Own Lives. No Doubt About It. And It Is Not A Majority Of The Country, In Any Way, Shape, Or Form. I Know On The Contraceptive Issue, 70 Percent Of The Country Agrees With Me. Will That Stop My Opponents? No. Because They Are So Radical. They Chip Away And Chip Away.

We Need To Give The Iraqis A Chance To Build Their Own Future. It Should Be In Their Hands. It Must Be In Their Hands. That Is What Democracy Is All About. We Can Teach It, We Can Explain It, But They Must Want It Enough To Make It Work For Them.

I Have To Say That After Chemotherapy, Barbara Boxer Just Isn't That Scary Anymore.

I Think The Scientists Have Really Caught The Attention Of The People Of This Country, And Of Course, They Elected Representatives By Their Very Clear Pronouncement That If We Don't Do Something, We'll Be In A Lot Of Trouble.