I'm A Problem-solver.

Us Is A Very Religious Country. Separation Of Church And State Is Part Of Our Credo, But That It Is Hard To Understand Since Our Money Says "in God We Trust" And Every President Says "god Bless America".

I Have Certain Issues. I Support Women Candidates, But I Cannot Support A Woman That I Don't Believe In. I Would Prefer To Vote For A Man Who Believes In Choice Than A Woman Who Is Pro-life. We Have To Be Able To Make Distinctions And Not Look As Though We Are Not Feminist Enough If We Don't Support Every Woman. We Need To Have That Kind Of A Choice.

Though I Am Flattered That Governor Palin Has Chosen To Cite Me As A Source Of Wisdom, What I Said Had Nothing To Do With Politics. This Is Yet Another Example Of Mccain And Palin Distorting The Truth, And All The More Reason To Remember That This Campaign Is Not About Gender, It Is About Which Candidate Has An Agenda That Will Improve The Lives Of All Americans, Including Women. The Truth Is, If You Care About The Status Of Women In Our Society And In Our Troubled Economy, The Best Choice By Far Is Obama-biden.

We Are Very Hip On The Fact That America's Always No. 1. On This We Are Not, In Terms Of The Number Of Women In Our Legislative Branches And Obviously As Head Of State. We Need To Push On That. I Hate To Say This: It Isn't All Men's Fault. I Think Some Of It Is Our Own Attitude And Approach. Some Of It Very Healthy, That Women Want To Make Choices About Their Lives And How They Want To Spend Their Time, And What They Value.

I Hope I'm Wrong, But I Am Afraid That Iraq Is Going To Turn Out To Be The Greatest Disaster In American Foreign Policy - Worse Than Vietnam, Not In The Number Who Died, But In Terms Of Its Unintended Consequences And Its Reverberation Throughout The Region.