Yes, Bill Clinton Is A Big Flirt.

'not Again!' I Thought To Myself This Morning, As News Trickled Out That John Mccain Was Set To Pick Alaska Governor Sarah Palin As His Running Mate. Not Again, Because Too Often Women Are Promoted For The Wrong Reasons, And Then Blamed When Things Don't Go Right.

On The Day I Started College In 1979, No Woman Had Ever Been On The United States Supreme Court Or Served As The Speaker Of The House. None Had Been An Astronaut Or The Solo Anchor Of A Network Evening News Broadcast. Not One Had Been President Of An Ivy League College Or Run A Serious Campaign For President.

Many Differences Are Rooted In Biology And Reinforced Through Culture, So It's Important To Acknowledge That. Because If You Say Men And Women Are The Same And If Male Behaviour Is The Norm, And Women Are Always Expected To Act Like Men, We Will Never Be As Good At Being Men As Men Are.

There's No Question Almost Press Secretaries Talk About The Sense Of Serving Two Masters. On The One Hand You Want To Protect The President's Interests, And You Represent His Interests To The Press. And The Press Is A Proxy For The American People.

I Know I Made Plenty Of Mistakes In My Tenure. But One Of The Things That You Learn Is To Be Very Careful And To Protect Yourself Down The Road A Little Bit, Which Is To Say You've Got To Think Ahead And Think Where Is The Story Going To Go? What Are All The Possible Outcomes? And How Do I Protect The President From Unexpected Twists And Turns In The Road?