People Aren't For Hitting.

I Would Say That In Some Ways George Mitchell Is Kind Of An Old Fashioned Guy, In Terms Of These Basic Values, But He Was A Very Modern Person, Encouraging, He Was Not Only Accepting But He Was Actually Encouraging.

One Hundred Thousand Dollars Was The Bridge That Enabled Me To Go On Tv, Not Miss A Beat Or Miss An Opportunity, And Raise Then My Own Money To Carry Me Forth. And That's How I Got To Be The First Democratic Woman In The United States Senate's History.

In My Very First Term There Was An Issue That Brought Us [george Mitchell, Ted Kennedy, Chris Dodd] Together In A Very Deep, Emotional, And Personal Level.it Was Called 'spousal Impoverishment' And It Meant That For One Person [to Go Into] A Nursing Home, The Family [ ], Could Go Near Bankruptcy, And Then They'd End Up With A Lien On The Family Farm Or The Home. And So I Wanted To Change That.

I Held Out My Hand And George Mitchell Said, "like In Everything Else, You Lead And I'll Follow." And The Crowd Broke Up, And We Did A Twirl Or Two Around The Dance Floor. And That's Like Him, You Know, He Was There For His Members, He Campaigned For Us, He Believed In Us, And He Was Really A Good Sport As Well.

I Would Like To Be The First Ambassador To The United States From The United States.