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There Are Many Ways To Be Influential. You Can Work For Politicians Or In Government And Make A Difference. And For Young Women Who Are Interested In Running For Office, You Just Have To Decide You're Going To Follow Eleanor Roosevelt's Maxim About Growing Skin As Thick As The Hide Of A Rhinoceros, And You Have To Be Incredibly Well-prepared - Better Prepared [than A Man], Actually - And You Have To Figure Out How You're Going To Present Yourself, And You Have To Have A Support Group Around You, Because It Can Be Really A Brutal Experience.

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.

Haiti Is The Poorest Country In Our Hemisphere. The Earthquake And The Hurricanes, It Has Devastated Haiti. Bill Clinton And I Have Been Involved In Trying To Help Haiti For Many Years.

If We Were To Normalize Relations Right Now, We Would Remove One Of The Biggest Pieces Of Leverage We Have To Try To Influence And Change Iranian Behavior.

If I'm Not Mistaken, That Relationship [of Barack Obama] With Mr.[bill] Ayers On This Board Continued After 9/11 And After His Reported Comments, Which Were Deeply Hurtful To People In New York And, I Would Hope, To Every American, Because They Were Published On 9/11, And He Said That He Was Just Sorry They Hadn't Done More.