First And Foremost, We Need To Go

And, Frankly, What Happens Out Of Washington Is, It Creates A Wind In My Face, Uncertainty Over Obamacare, Uncertainty Over Their Tax Policy, Uncertainty Over The Regulatory Policy.

I Don't Accept That. I Really Don't Care - I'm Going To Be Like One Of These Deniers - I Don't Care What The Polls Say.

I Just Don't See Anybody That's Particularly Interested In Fixing That.

I Think The Process Of Being Hopeful, Being Really Opportunity Oriented, Not Just In Rhetoric But In Action, Showing That No One Get's Left Behind, Not Just By Talking About It But By Doing It, I Think Is Really A Key [to Political Success].

I Don't Want My Marriage Or My Guns Registered In Washington. And If People Have An Opinion, It's A Religious Opinion That Is Heartly Felt, Obviously They Should Be Allowed To Practice That And No Government Should Interfere With Them.