Democrat or republican or independent (although I'm sure she would prefer democrat), U.S. Senator Kristen Gillibrand has a message for you - get involved in politics. Senator Gillibrand is starting her own personal campaign to encourage women called "Off the Sidelines". It's an effort to get women across the country to run for office in the next election cycle. Read more about it in the article on nytimes.com.
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