>> Well, I was a country mouse from central Pennsylvania,
and I went to Penn State University, and I started there
as a Liberal Arts major thinking I wanted to get into politics.
I had always wanted to make a difference, and I thought, you know, hey, maybe I shouldn't go
to D.C. and work in an office somewhere, get a lay of the land of one of the, you know,
different administrations down there.
It so happened that I got an internship
with a non-profit organization working on First Amendment rights.
It was actually -- censorship was my issue, and then that turned into a full-time job,
and I've been in D.C., I've been in non-profits ever since, and I'll never leave the field.