I would expect to see her in the administration somewhere. Well, the thing is, I don't know if she would prefer head of the National Security Counsel. That's not a Cabinet position, but it is real power. I'm strongly pro-choice. Republicans who serve in elected office have reason to get a good taste of the opinions of all of the people they represent and have a better grasp of all of the Republican perspectives in their district and the fact that many elected officials don't support this part or that part of the platform.
Men are afraid of controversy.
I say this blatantly. I can t believe the panic men get into when they think there s a real controversy. There s a real controversy in our party about abortion. And I strongly believe that not only am I right that women can and must bear the responsibility for the moral choice of abortion but the law allows and will continue to allow women to make that decision freely, particularly in the first trimester. So I know this is going to work, and as the discussion grows and matures, even within the party on the House floor, I see those who would like to see government take that right away making no progress.