Like All Jews, I Was Probably At

It Was A Very Cool Thing To Be A Smart Girl, As Opposed To Some Other, Different Kind. And I Think That Made A Great Deal Of Difference To Me Growing Up And In My Life Afterward.

I've Led A School Whose Faculty And Students Examine And Discuss And Debate Every Aspect Of Our Law And Legal System. And What I've Learned Most Is That No One Has A Monopoly On Truth Or Wisdom. I've Learned That We Make Progress By Listening To Each Other, Across Every Apparent Political Or Ideological Divide.

Law Matters, Because It Keeps Us Safe, Because It Protects Our Most Fundamental Rights And Freedoms, And Because It Is The Foundation Of Our Democracy.

If There Is An ‘overabundance’ Of An Idea In The Absence Of Direct Governmental Action - Which There Well Might Be When Compared With Some Ideal State Of Public Debate - Then Action Disfavoring That Idea Might ‘un-skew,’ Rather Than Skew, Public Discourse.

What My Political Views Or My Constitutional Views Are Just Doesn't Matter.