We're Approaching Being Able To Do A

My Own Father Had Always Said The Measure Of A Man Wasn't How Many Times Or How Hard He Got Knocked Down, But How Fast He Got Back Up. I Made A Pledge To Myself That I Would Get Up And Emerge From This Debacle Better For Having Gone Through It. I Would Live Up To The Expectation I Had For Myself. I Would Be The Kind Of Man I Wanted To Be.

I Am Very Optimistic About - About Iraq. I Mean, This Could Be One Of The Great Achievements Of This Administration. You're Going To See 90,000 American Troops Come Marching Home By The End Of The Summer. You're Going To See A Stable Government In Iraq That Is Actually Moving Toward A Representative Government.

I'm Prepared As A Matter Of Faith To Accept That Life Begins At The Moment Of Conception. But That Is My Judgment. For Me To Impose That Judgment On Everyone Else Who Is Equally And Maybe Even More Devout Than I Am Seems To Me Is Inappropriate In A Pluralistic Society.

Well, I Thought The Deal Was, When You Went To Work For The Government You Weren't Supposed To Make Money!

The Truth Is, My Dad Was A Great Driver. I Mean, He Could Handle An Automobile. He Loved Speed. He Used To Joke That His One Regret Was He Didn't Join The Volunteer Fire Service So He Could Drive The Ambulance.