I Went To Congress To Change The

Our View Of The Law Is That It - If Somebody Is Here Without Sufficient Documentation, That Is Not Reason For Deportation.

I Have Absolutely No Regret About My Vote Against This War. The Same Questions Remain. The Cost In Human Lives, The Cost To Our Budget, Probably 100 Billion. We Could Have Probably Brought Down That Statue For A Lot Less.

I Do Trust That The President Is Sincere In Understanding That The Public Supports - That Overwhelmingly The Public Supports - Not Sending These Young People Back. It Was Interpreted By Some That We Had A Deal On The Deal. But That Wasn't On The Package. We Had An Agreement To Move Forward, In Our View, With The Dream Act As A Basis For How We Protect The Dreamers And For Further Discussions On What Provisions Relating To The Border Might Be In An Accompanying Bill Or Whatever As We Go Forward. So I Trust The President In That Regard.

My Biggest Fight Has Been Between Those Who Wanted To Do Something Incremental And Those Who Wanted To Do Something Comprehensive. We Won That Fight, And Once We Kick Through This Door, There'll Be More Legislation To Follow.

A Successful Marriage Is A Decision. You Decide Whether It's Going To Work, And Then You Turn Around And You've Been Married 45 Years.