Both/And A Memoir

Wendy Smith is a professor of business at the University of Delaware. With her co-author, Marianne Lewis, she's the author of Both & Thinking, Embracing Creative Tensions to Solve Your Toughest Problems.

Wendy Smith is a professor of business at the University of Delaware. With her co-author, Marianne Lewis, she's the author of Both & Thinking, Embracing Creative Tensions to Solve Your Toughest Problems.

Wendy Smith is a professor of business at the University of Delaware. With her co-author, Marianne Lewis, she's the author of Both & Thinking, Embracing Creative Tensions to Solve Your Toughest Problems.

I actually share a story in the book with a Hollywood director who calls me and says, you know, I'm gonna give her some media training.

And they said, well, her husband.

I said, well, excellent, anybody else.

President Obama, both phenomenal communicators, legendary communicators, both men.

It's one of the many reasons I wrote this book is to explain to the country what it is to be an American Muslim.

Both/And: A Life in Many Worlds

Hillary Land is all about what do you need? And let's get this fixed. Hillary Land is how's your mom feeling? And you should talk to my allergist. Hillary Land is happy birthday. An amazing job and get some rest. Hillary Land is all of those things because Hillary Clinton is all of those things.

Though Hillary's proposals were as thought out, considered comprehensive, detailed, precise, and polished as she was, at times it felt as if she was trying to get the kids to focus on their homework while everyone else was setting off dazzling fireworks

In this very moment, it was clear that we as a team had failed her. What had worked so well in the Senate was our lean operation, laser focused on very specific results. In contrast, our presidential campaign had felt like an ocean liner from the start. Expensive, expansive, slow to turn, and now it had sprung a leak. Our bloated campaign was sinking

The economic prosperity that China has achieved is truly amazing, especially in infrastructure. I encourage people to visit and see for themselves

Huma, she was there for all of it. She started as an intern in the first lady's office during the first Clinton term, she was there for the Lewinsky scandal, for Hillary's decision to stay with Bill, for Hillary's Senate run, her terrible Iraq war vote, her lost to Obama, Huma was by HRC's side as she flew around the globe meeting with world leaders as her family foundation raised money from some of the very same global elites whose lives and fortunes could be impacted by state department policy. She was there from Benghazi and the private server and the DNC rigging and WikiLeaks and Pokemon Go to the polls and the devastating loss to Trump.

Hillary Land is all about what do you need? And let's get this fixed. Hillary Land is how's your mom feeling? And you should talk to my allergist. Hillary Land is happy birthday, an amazing job, and get some rest. Hillary Land is all of those things because Hillary Clinton is all of those things.

HRC made the decision not to cede any state, to meet every voter where she could, to raise the millions needed to fund our massive operation. We set aside an extraordinary amount of time for fundraisers. In the first four months of fundraising, we crushed the competition.

Though Hillary's proposals were as thought out, considered comprehensive, detailed, precise and polished as she was, at times it felt as if she was trying to get the kids to focus on their homework while everyone else was setting off dazzling fireworks.

In this very moment, it was clear that we as a team had failed her. What had worked so well in the Senate was our lean operation, laser focused on very specific results. In contrast, our presidential campaign had felt like an ocean liner from the start. Expensive, expansive, slow to turn, and now it had sprung a leak. Our bloated campaign was sinking.

HRC made the decision not to cede any state, to meet every voter where she could, to raise the millions needed to fund our massive operation.

We set aside an extraordinary amount of time for fundraisers.

In the first four months of fundraising, we crushed the competition.

While online fundraising was beginning to gain steam, and Obama in particular was beginning to benefit greatly, with HRC, we found that supporters wanted to see her, touch her, talk to her.

Though Hillary's proposals were as thought out, considered comprehensive, detailed, precise and polished as she was, at times it felt as if she was trying to get the kids to focus on their homework while everyone else was setting off dazzling fireworks.