I Was Proud To Be An Original

I Was Proud To Be An Original Cosponsor Of The Violence Against Women Act When Congress Passed It In 1994, And Was Proud To Support The Previous Renewals In 2000 And 2005. These Bills Always Enjoyed Large, Bipartisan Support.

In America, We Have Long Stood By The Principle That The Protections Of The Law Are Not Meant Just For Some.

I Have Always Been Supported By The Men In My Life, Which Is Why I Think I've Been Successful In Many Of My Endeavors. My Father Believed I Could Do Anything. He Even Wrote To Al Gore And Told Him That He Thought I Should Be His Vice President.

I Write About One Of My Bills That Says Pharmacists Cannot Be Doctors. They Cannot Determine What They Will Or Will Not Sell, And You Find That Many Pharmacists Will Not Sell Birth Control. The Movement Has Gone Not Just Against The Access Of Reproductive Rights To Abortion; The Movement Has Gone To Birth Control. They're Going After Birth Control.

We're Going To School For Higher Education In Higher Numbers, But The Numbers Still Show We're Not Breaking Though The Glass Ceiling. For Every Nancy Pelosi And Hillary Clinton There Are Millions Of Women Stuck In Cement On The Floor That Are Not Getting Up.