We (prosecuted cases of) drugs, guns and violent crime.

She really knows that a prosecutor's best friend is the facts. Whether it's a street crime in D.C. or the vast complexity of the Enron investigation, she's going to know the facts cold.

There has been a trend of organized crime moving away from traditional commodities like drugs, tobacco, and arms, to kids. They are reusable, inexpensive, with a huge consumer market that is enormously profitable with next to no risk. Nobody cares. Nobody is looking for them. They are the forgotten.

More expensive drugs cost more, less expensive drugs cost less. It's that simple.

It's not the drugs that mess up your life, it's the reason you take the drugs that mess up your life.

She was forged in the fire of the (Washington) D.C. U.S. Attorney's Office, which meant being in court every single day. There's no substitute for that kind of experience.