I'm Not A Gingrich Fan. He's Just

Sure, Losing An Election Hurts, But I've Experienced Worse. And At An Age When Every Day Is Precious, Brooding Over What Might Have Been Is Self-defeating. In Conceding The 1996 Election, I Remarked That "tomorrow Will Be The First Time In My Life I Don't Have Anything To Do." I Was Wrong. Seventy-two Hours After Conceding The Election, I Was Swapping Wisecracks With David Letterman On His Late-night Show.

I Don't Know How Many People Run For Vice President And President And Lose Both.

When These Political Action Committees Give Money, They Expect Something In Return Other Than Good Government.

I Had A Dream That I Would Be Here This Week, Receiving Something From The President, But I Thought It Would Be The Front Door Key.

I Think The Voters Believe That When You Become President Of The United States, You Have A Higher Obligation And A Higher Standard Than Anybody In The World. And If You Violate That Standard, They're Going To Remember It On Election Day.