Politics Is Social Work With Power.

I Think Leadership Is Creating A State Of Mind In Others.

We, The Women Of The Senate, With President Obama By Our Side, Will Keep Fighting - Our Shoulders Square, Our Lipstick On - Because You Deserve Equal Pay For Your Hard Work.

Nancy [kassebaum] And I Worked On A Women's Health Agenda When I First Came. Women Were Not Included In The Protocols At Nih, The Famous Study, 'take An Aspirin A Day, Keep The Doctor, You Know, A Heart Attack Away.' It Was Done On Ten Thousand Male Medical Students.

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 Truly Believe That Before I Retire From Public Office, I'll Be Voting For A Woman For President.