I Loved What I Did. I Could've

Even Before I Went To The Un, I Often Would Want To Say Something In A Meeting - Only Woman At The Table - And I'd Think, 'ok Well, I Don't Think I'll Say That. It May Sound Stupid.' And Then Some Man Says It, And Everybody Thinks It's Completely Brilliant, And You Are So Mad At Yourself For Not Saying Something.

Women Are More Than 50% Of Almost Every Country In The World. Countries Rob Themselves Of The Resources Of Women If They Keep Them As Property. It Isn't That Women Can't Find Work. It's Just That Women Don't Get Paid For Their Work And Are Not Recognized Properly. It's Something That Has To Be On The International Agenda All The Time.

I Never Dreamed About One Day Becoming Secretary Of State. It's Not That I Was Modest; It's Just That I Had Never Seen A Secretary Of State In A Skirt.

I Hope I'm Wrong, But I Am Afraid That Iraq Is Going To Turn Out To Be The Greatest Disaster In American Foreign Policy - Worse Than Vietnam, Not In The Number Who Died, But In Terms Of Its Unintended Consequences And Its Reverberation Throughout The Region.

The Stunning Part Was That One Time Neil Mcelroy The Secretary Of Defense Who Was The Father Of One Of Our Classmates Spoke And Basically At Commencement, He Told Us All That Our Job After Graduation Was To Get Married And Have Interesting Sons...and We All Found That Hard To Believe.