We Don't Think About Women Being Leaders.

I Believe Corporations That Benefit From Everything America Has To Offer Should Feel (ph) Some Sense Of Responsibility, Not Just To Their Biggest Shareholders, But To Their Workers, To Their Customers, To Their Communities And, Yes, To Our Country.

The Right To Express One's Views, Practice One's Faith, Peacefully Assemble With Others To Pursue Political Or Social Change - These Are All Rights To Which All Human Beings Are Entitled, Whether They Choose To Exercise Them In A City Square Or An Internet Chat Room. And Just As We Have Worked Together Since The Last Century To Secure These Rights In The Material World, We Must Work Together In This Century To Secure Them In Cyberspace.

If You're A Realist, You Know That People Have Different Roles To Play In Politics, Economics, And This Is An Important Role, But I Do Think That There Has To Be An Understanding Of How What Happens Here On Wall Street Has Such Broad Consequences Not Just For The Domestic But The Global Economy, So More Thought Has To Be Given To The Process And Transactions And Regulations So That We Don't Kill Or Maim What Works, But We Concentrate On The Most Effective Way Of Moving Forward With The Brainpower And The Financial Power That Exists Here.

Like It Or Not, Women Are Always Subject To Criticism If They Show Too Much Feeling In Public.

We Need More Good Jobs, And That Means We've Got To Start Educating Young People, Starting Literally In The First Five Years Of Life Making Sure That Every Kid In Every Zip Code Has Good Teachers And Good Schools, Making College Affordable, Helping People Pay Down Their Debt.