Glass Ceilings Have Been Broken, But More

I Had More Problems With The Men In Our Own Government, And Not Because They Were Male Chauvinistic Pigs But Because They Had Known Me For So Long. I Might Have Been A Carpool Mother And A Friend Of Their Wife, And So They'd Been To My House For Dinner And Things Like And They Thought 'how Did She Get To Be Secretary Of State When I Should Be Secretary Of State?' So That Was More Of A Problem.

Even Though There Were Three Newspapers In Chicago At The Time, He Said 'you Wouldn't Want To Compete With Your Husband," And So Instead Of Doing What I Might Do Now In That Situation, I Basically Saluted And Found Other Things To Do.

I Consider It My Patriotic Duty As An Ordinary Citizen - Not As Secretary Of State - To Ask Questions. I Think We Have To Ask Ourselves The Tough Questions.

Most Of The Time I Spend When I Get Up In The Morning Is Trying To Figure Out What Is Going To Happen.

To Put It Mildly, The World Is A Mess.