I Am So Mad At

They Were Not Easy Years. You Have To Understand, I Was Raised In A Lovely Neighborhood, As Was Mitt, And At Byu, We Moved Into A $62-a-month Basement Apartment With A Cement Floor And Lived There Two Years As Students With No Income... Neither One Of Us Had A Job, Because Mitt Had Enough Of An Investment From Stock That We Could Sell Off A Little At A Time.

You Have To Recognize That Deep Within Your Soul, You Know Who You Are - And Let [the Criticism] Go Right By You. If You're Reacting To It, You're Letting It Get To You.

Motherhood Was My Career. I'm Totally Satisfied With That.

I Know What It's Like To Finish The Laundry And To Look In The Basket Five Minutes Later And It's Full Again. I Know What It's Like To Pull All The Groceries In, And See The Teenagers Run Through, And All Of A Sudden, All Of The Groceries You Just Bought A Few Hours Ago Are Gone.

I Think We Recognize As Americans There Are Certain Things That Are Just Primary To The Freedoms And Liberties That We Enjoy Here And Religious Freedom Is One Of The Most Important Things We As Americans Cherish.