Geraldine Ferraro, again, is all over the news. Whether you agree or disagree with her comments on Obama and Hillary, you may still find some of the things she’s said over the years inspiring:

“¢ Tonight, the daughter of an immigrant from Italy has been chosen to run for vice president in the new land my father came to love.

“¢ We fought hard. We gave it our best. We did what was right and we made a difference.

“¢ We’ve chosen the path to equality; don’t let them turn us around.

“¢ Unlike the American revolution, which began with the “shot heard round the world,” the rebellion of Seneca Falls [for women's equality] — steeped in moral conviction and rooted in the abolitionist movement — dropped like a stone in the middle of a placid lake, causing ripples of change. No governments were overthrown, no lives were lost in bloody battles, no single enemy was identified and vanquished. The disputed territory was the human heart and the contest played itself out in every American institution: our homes, our churches, our schools, and ultimately in the provinces of power.

“¢ You don’t have to have fought in a war to love peace.

“¢ I’d call it a new version of voodoo economics, but I’m afraid that would give witch doctors a bad name.

“¢ It was not so very long ago that people thought that semiconductors were part-time orchestra leaders and microchips were very, very small snack foods.

“¢ Vice president - it has such a nice ring to it!

“¢If you think somebody cares about you and believes your life is worth saving, how can you give up?
“¢ Modern life is confusing - no “Ms. take” about it