It's Not The Money. It's Not The

I Was On Tv For Almost Sixteen Weeks During American Idol. It's At The Point Now Where It's Old.

I Kind Of Had My Life Planned Out For Me. I'd Be Married At Some Point, Have, You Know, 1.5 Children, And Be A Principal Possibly One Day. But I Think That That Was Kind Of My Problem. I Allowed Myself To Plan Out My Life And Didn't Let Provident Direction Guide My Life.

We Need To Make Sure That The Laws We're Passing Are Protecting People. And We Should Not Be Voting Against Something That Makes Progress Just Because It Doesn't Make As Much Progress As We'd Like To See Made. As Much As I Might Like To See Any Number Of Issues Progress In Larger Steps, I Understand That Some Of These Things Happen In Smaller Steps. And So For That Reason, Progress Is Progress. And Success Is Success.

It's Not The Money. It's Not The Fame. It's The Influence.

I Know This Is Going To Sound Cheesy And Like I'm Trying To Be Miss America, But The Most Important Responsibility A Celebrity Has Is To Set An Example And Be A Role Model. I Want To Make Sure That No Matter How Long I Go Through This, I Don't Fall Into The Trap Of Changing And Modifying How I Do Things That Aren't A Positive Example. I Want To Remain Somebody That The Entire Family Can Listen To Or Watch.