We need to learn to take credit for our accomplishments.
Dee Dee Myers: “We need to learn to take credit for our accomplishments.”
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Dee Dee Myers emphasizes the importance of women acknowledging their achievements to combat workplace inequality.
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I think, at the end of the day, the president is going to do what Bill suggested, which is look these members in the eye and ask them, and say, look, we have been talking about this for generations. It's time to get it done.
This wasn't the bill that Dennis Kucinich wanted, but he understands this is the best bill we can get right now.
I think that's an important quality in a vice president. Again, it speaks to the nominee's judgment.
I think her campaign decided early on that they had to run a campaign to really ground her, to give her -- to make her credible, to give her the authority of experience and the toughness.





