I Believe That If We Want Our

Whatever Title Or Office We May Be Privileged To Hold, It Is What We Do That Defines Who We Are ... Each Of Us Must Decide What Kind Of Person We Want To Be-what Kind Of Legacy That We Want To Pass On.

Holy Scripture Does Not Hold Women Back. It's The People That Decide To Interpret It In Such A Way For Their Own, Sometimes Political, Agendas.

It Isn't Often That The Logic Behind A Policy Is So Clear. But When It Comes To The Value Of Educating Girls, The Evidence Speaks For Itself.

Of Course, I Tweet. Tweeting Is A Very Personal Form Of Expression. Who Else Could Talk About My Son Refusing To Wear A Suit To Meet The Pope, My Husband Flying A Helicopter, Or Take A Twitpic From Our Home?

I Really Feel That Political Will Is Born Out Of Popular Will.