I Had Seen People Who Had Lost

As A Mom, What I Found So Disturbing Were The Things That Were Being Said On A National Stage - I Mean, Literally On The Stage And Off The Stage, Around The Convention About Women, About Minorities, About Muslims, About Immigrants.

I Had Seen People Who Had Lost Everything And Everyone They Loved To War, Famine, And Natural Disasters.

I Can't Imagine Anything That Would Make The World Look More Different Than If Women And Girls Were Unequivocally Enfranchised.

When My Father Announced His Campaign For President On Oct. 3, 1991, I Had Already Cast My Vote In Favor Of His Candidacy.

We Need Women Who Are At The Head Of A Boardroom, Like At The Head Of The White House, At The Head Of Kind Of Major Scientific Enterprises So That Little Girls Everywhere Can Then Think, You Know What? I Can Do That, I Want To Do That, I Will Do That.