I Don't Actually Believe In A Clash

The Day-to-day Making Of Policy Is Arguing All The Time. You're Trying To Get The Right Approach And The Right Answer, And There Are Moments That Aren't Very Pleasant. But In The End, You Look At The Overall Product.

Our Predecessors Understood That The Ties That Bind America Are Far Stronger Than Disagreements Over Any Particular Policy And Far More Durable And Profound Than Any Party Affiliation.

There Is A Significant Moral Difference Between A Person Who Commits A Violent Crime And A Person Who Tries To Cross A Border Illegally In Order To Put Food On The Family Table. Such Migrants My Violate Our Laws Against Illicit Entry, But If That's All They Do They Are Trespassers, Not Criminals. They Deserve To Have Their Dignity Respected.

I Had More Problems With The Men In Our Own Government, And Not Because They Were Male Chauvinistic Pigs But Because They Had Known Me For So Long. I Might Have Been A Carpool Mother And A Friend Of Their Wife, And So They'd Been To My House For Dinner And Things Like And They Thought 'how Did She Get To Be Secretary Of State When I Should Be Secretary Of State?' So That Was More Of A Problem.

Iraq Is A Long Way From The U.s., But What Happens There Matters A Great Deal Here. For The Risks That The Leaders Of A Rogue State Will Use Nuclear, Chemical Or Biological Weapons Against Us Or Our Allies Is The Greatest Security Threat We Face.