It's The Moms Who Always Have To

I Think We Identify Ourselves By Labels Or Things That We Are Able To Do: I Am This. I Am A Good Cook. I Am A Good Mother. I Am A Good This. I Am A Good Doctor. I Am A Good Lawyer. When You Can’t Do Those Things Anymore, You Wonder Where Your Identity Is.

You Know, I Think My Biggest Concern [if Mitt Is Elected], Obviously, Would Just Be For His Mental Well-being. I Have All The Confidence In The World In His Ability, In His Decisiveness And His Leadership Skills, In His Understanding Of The Economy, In His Understanding Of What's Missing Right Now In The Economy - You Know, Pieces That Are Missing To Get This Jump-started. So For Me I Think It Would Just Be The Emotional Part Of It.

When You're Used To Being Healthy And Strong And Vibrant And Everything And Then - Bang - Overnight You're Desperately Ill, It's Frightening.

You Have To Recognize That Deep Within Your Soul, You Know Who You Are - And Let [the Criticism] Go Right By You. If You're Reacting To It, You're Letting It Get To You.

We Can Be Poor In Spirit, And I Don’t Even Consider Myself Wealthy, Which Is An Interesting Thing. It Can Be Here Today And Gone Tomorrow.