Melinda on Her First Steps As Comptroller in 2010
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Melinda discusses her public service experience during the Comptroller Debate.
Volunteer Stephanie Powell recently sat down to discuss why she got involved with Melinda's campaign and why she supports Melinda.
Melinda has the opportunity to sit down with Geraldine Ferraro to dicuss how being a woman influenced her political career and being a mom.
Geraldine talks about her initial reaction to being nominated as the first woman Vice Presidential candidate and its historical implications.
Geraldine shares anecdotes about how being a woman affected her role and duty as a US Ambassador.
Gerladine jokes about the different reactions men and women have to being elected to public office.
Geraldine speaks to her Congressional committee selections and how being a woman influenced these decisions.
Melinda speaks to the difference in tone when she brings her baby to work, versus the other City Council members who bring their children to work.
Geraldine discusses the logistics of being a mom, while also having a robust political career.
Melinda and Geraldine discuss how being a woman affects the role of being a mediator and group facilitation.
Geraldine discusses the added responsibility a woman bares when holding a public office.
Melinda and Geraldine discuss the critisism surrounding President Obama's Supreme Court choice of Sonia Sottomayor and reflect on the personal experience they have both brought to their roles in public office.
Melinda and Geraldine discuss how the American political scene has changed over the last few decades and if these changes have beneficially resulted for women.
Melinda discusses her background and qualifications for the Job and being the only woman in the race.
