women to get into politics. they are out there and ready to go. this is the generation that could change this culture. half of this women are women of half of these women are women of different racial groups. the young women of america are out there. they are excited. they want to lead. i want to tell you some other stuff about them. if you want to change the culture, yet to build a culture. if we do not dance at this level, we do not dance. we have been using the film fair game to train women about the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty. where are you out there no labels leaders? we want to be able to speak in this movement. we are a nonpartisan organization. this is the way we are going to move our agenda forward. we have lisa burroughs on the board of no labels. you did not dance as well as i thought you could. this is going to be interesting to see what happens next year because, as i see it, i was a very fortunate woman. i got into politics at a different time. i got into pol
showing strength is what it is all about. therefore, the problem is that societies, particularly the elite, feel they must appear to be strong. lbj, someone asked him why we were in vietnam. he told his biographer he had dreams of people shouting at him, weak, weakling, cal word. that is in part a natural phenomenon, but it is also a cultural one. culturally, the way to eliminate war is to disassociate our strength and war fighting. i do not know how to do that. democracy seems to promote people who care about war. a psychologist said that the one thing we all have in common is a desire to explore. capitalism and free markets and wealth create avenues in which you can satisfy this and a desire. innate desire. what does the rest of the panel have to say about that? i think that often at war is caused by the elite and by the leadership. it is interesting how often countries will say they do not have anything against the united states, they just hate president bush. the
mrs. thatcher. she was the nancy pelosi of her time. more generally, he was a more progressive leader that we have ever had. he is the one that brought in free comprehensive health care. when you look across a pound at the united states, what when you look across the pond at the united states, what do you make of president obama? it is extraordinary. he did what others could not do. he went on to defeat george w. bush everything you could think of was thrown at him in the media. there were rumors running on the internet. yet he 01. the 91, the speech he gave, the night he won, the speech he gave, he give it in chicago and i was in tears. i was texting people across the world. we were all in tears. it was a fantastically wonderful moment for people of color. what do people say who have followed that, who are minorities, the impact of how people view the united states? first of all, for people of color, minorities around the world, it has made them think better of a