If You Give Up Your Rights Now,

I Do Not Yet Know If I Will Find A Romney Presidency More Acceptable On Foreign Policy. But I Do Know That I Must Oppose The Most Recent Statements Made By Mitt Romney In Which He Says He, As President, Could Take Us To War Unilaterally With Iran, Without Any Approval From Congress.

I Think Those Who Have Wanted Regime [of Bashar Assad] Change Have Made A Mistake.

President Obama Said, Oh, We Want To Make Insurance Perfect For People, But He Added All These Regulatory Mandates, Made It Too Expensive. Young, Healthy People Didn't Buy It, And The People Remaining In The Insurance Pool Were Sicker And Sicker. That's The Adverse Selection And The Death Spiral Of Obamacare. And So Really We Do Need To Discuss The Intricacies Of What Worked And What Didn't Work In Obamacare. And I Think The Better Way To Do This Is To Let Individuals Have The Freedom To Choose What Kind Of Insurance Is Best For Them. The Government Doesn't Always Know Best.

This Flirtation With Isolationism In The Republican Party Is Over. It's Giving Way To A More Muscular Foreign Policy Than I've Been Advocating. But I'm Also Advocating Building Up Others. Build A Small Schoolhouse In Afghanistan To Help A Poor Young Girl Have A Say About Her Children Will Destroy The Ideology More Than A Bomb.

The Current Budget That The Republicans Are Looking At Never Balances. How Can That Be Fiscally Responsible? And How Can We Look At The Public With A Straight Face And Say Yes We Ran On Balanced Budgets.