As any mother will attest, the instinct to look after our children stays with us long after they need our attention.
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Know Your Power
“Never losing faith, we waited through the many years of struggle to achieve our rights. But women weren't just waiting; women were working. Never losing faith, we worked to redeem the promise of America, that all men and women are created equal. For our
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I know that America can achieve true greatness when we work together to make certain that every voice in America is a voice that will be heard.
We owe these children a better future and a chance to follow their dreams.
Whatever their goals in life may be, women can draw strength and confidence from recognizing that there is nothing more important than investing time and love in the next generation as a mother, an aunt, or a mentor.
Nothing has been more wholesome for the politics and the government of our country than the increased participation of women.
To succeed, you can’t simply dust off old plans and try harder.
Politics can be an insatiable beast.
I won because I was able to organize in a variety of ways, all of which came together on Election Day.
While growing up in a political family was obviously helpful, the organizational skills I developed as a mom were equally important.
Know your power. When you do, others will know your power, too.
My mother wanted me to have roots and wings. Roots—a sense of belonging. Wings—the freedom to fly away and experience life on my own terms.
Raising children is saving the world, one child at a time.
Whatever you can do, just do it.
What people don’t realize is that even a small amount of time volunteering can make a difference.
Every issue today is a woman’s issue.
It turned out that being new was an advantage over my better-known opponents. I was not part of the elected establishment.
Sometimes it takes the encouragement of someone who knows us well to propel us forward in ways we never would have dreamed.