All Great Change In America Begins At

The United States And The Freedom For Which It Stands, The Freedom For Which They Died, Must Endure And Prosper. Their Lives Remind Us That Freedom Is Not Bought Cheaply. It Has A Cost; It Imposes A Burden. And Just As They Whom We Commemorate Were Willing To Sacrifice, So Too Must We - In A Less Final, Less Heroic Way - Be Willing To Give Of Ourselves.

A Moment I've Been Dreading. George Brought His Ne're-do-well Son Around This Morning And Asked Me To Find The Kid A Job. Not The Political One Who Lives In Florida. The One Who Hangs Around Here All The Time Looking Shiftless. This So-called Kid Is Already Almost 40 And Has Never Had A Real Job. Maybe I'll Call Kinsley Over At The New Republic And See If They'll Hire Him As A Contributing Editor Or Something. That Looks Like Easy Work.

Of The Many Messages Found In The Hanukah Story, The One That Has Always Inspired Me Most Is This: With A Strong Faith In The Almighty, Nothing Is Impossible; And Without The Help Of Our Creator, We Labor In Vain.

If You Want More Of Something, Subsidize It; If You Want Less Of Something, Tax It.

Form And Substance Are Opposite Ends Of The Same Coin.