It's Kind Of The Washington, D.c., Chattering

We Know That The African Regimes, Many African Regimes Have Failed Their People And Many Africans Want Regime Change, And There Are A Lot Of African Leaders Who Make Promises But Don't Carry Them Out. I Mean, The Progress - I Mean, It Is Noble For The Rich Countries To Help Africa, But Then The Question Is: What Are African Leaders Themselves Doing To Help Their Own People?

I Dont Want To Win? If That Were The Case Why The Heck Am I On The Bus 16 Hours A Day, Shaking Thousands Of Hands, Giving Hundreds Of Speeches, Getting Pillared In The Press And Cartoons And Still Staying On Message To Win?

I Don't Know Where [osama Bin Laden] Is. You Know, I Just Don't Spend That Much Time On Him, To Be Honest With You. I'm More Worried About Making Sure That Our Soldiers Are Well Supplied, That The Strategy Is Clear, That The Coalition Is Strong.

I Think, Not Only Al Qaida Have An Ideology; They Have Tactics Necessary To Spread Their Ideology. And It Would Be A Huge Mistake For The United States To Leave The Region, To Concede Territory To The Terrorists, To Not Confront Them.

Compassionate Conservatism [is] Most Importantly, Making Sure That Government Is Not The Answer To People's Problems.