In A Day And Age Of Global

We're Fighting An Enemy That Is Far Different Than Any We Have Got Before. It's A Nontraditional Kind Of War, And I Think We Need To Step Back, Recalibrate How We Go About Protecting Our Borders And Protecting Our People, And Resetting Our Position In The World.

I Would Vote To Increase The Debt Limit If There Was A Corresponding Level Of Cuts. And If There Was Some Serious Talk About A Balanced Budget Amendment, Which We As Governors Always Had To Deal With.

In Any Walk Of Life, A Positive, Upbeat Outlook Trumps Any Adversarial Act. Revenge Is Counterproductive. Unproductive Emotions Limit One's Ability To Move Forward, To Focus, To Think Positively, To Act Creatively.

With A Weak And Rotting Core, You Don't Have Much Of A Foreign Policy. You're Discounted At The Negotiating Table, Economically And Militarily. So When People Ask What's The Best Course Of Action For The U.s.-china Relationship, I Can Give You Ten Academic Responses. But The Reality Is We Need To Rebuild Our Core.

It's A Tribal State, And It Always Will Be. Whether We Like It Or Not, Whenever We Withdraw From Afghanistan, Whether It's Now Or Years From Now, We'll Have An Incendiary Situation. Should We Stay And Play Traffic Cop? I Don't Think That Serves Our Strategic Interests.