Where Are The Women? The Women Are

We Need A Mayor Who Knows How To Balance A Budget, Who Understands The Urgency Of Delivering All The Services That A Great City Needs, Who Understand The Need Of Working Families.

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.

Usually Women Are The Lynchpins Of The Family. They Carry The Brunt Of The Work At Home And Of Being Mothers And Of Taking Care Of The Children. Not Always. I Have A Wonderful Husband, Who Is A Great Father And Has Helped Tremendously At Home. And I Think That Men Are Getting In Touch And I Think That The Role That They Have Is So Important, To Be A Good Father And Have A Good Career And Be A Good Husband. But I Think That As More And More Women Go Into The Workforce, You Have To Have More Help At Home And It Becomes More Of A Sharing Of Responsibilities.

If You Ask Around, It's Pretty Easy To Find Someone Who Has A Bank Account Overdraft Horror Story To Tell.

I Just Remember When My First Child Was Born I Called The Personnel Office And I Asked Them About Their Leave Policies. And They Said, "leave Policies? Women Just Leave And They Don't Come Back." And I Said, "but I Want To Come Back." They Said, "we Have No Leave Policy." And Then They Said, "why Don't You Apply For Disability?" Well, Having A Child Is Not A Disability.