I'm Running For President Because I've Had

I Hope We Can Get Back To What I Call The Kitchen Table. Everyday Issues That People Are Really Worried About And Focused On.

In Every Issue There Are Winners Are Losers, And The Losers Are Plenty. But They Have To Be Willing To Grudgingly Accept The Result. That's The Genius Of Our Democracy.

I Grew Up In The '50s And '60s When Jack Kennedy Was President. We Would Watch Him On Television. And Our Teachers Always Talked About The Good Things Public Servants Could Do. I Thought Maybe That's Something I Should Do. So When I Got Out Of Law School, My Wife, Jane, And I Became Precinct Captains.

I Don't Think You Can Be A Good Listener Unless You're A Good Listener. I Think It's Something That You Really Have To Do, And If You Really Do It, Then You Can Do It. If You Don't Do It, Then You Can't Do It.

I've Thought A Lot About The World And How George Bush Sees The World And It Ain't Even Close.