In Chaos, There Is Opportunity.

That's Important, I Think, For People Who Come Here To Realize That We Are Here For Only A Time And We Have An Obligation Of Service And We Need To Keep Things In Perspective.

Well, I'm A Christian. I Was A Born A Presbyterian And Became An Episcopalian.

Our [republicans'] Object Is To Avoid Having Stupid Candidates Who Can't Win General Elections, Who Are Undisciplined, Can't Raise Money, Aren't Putting Together The Support Necessary To Win A General Election Campaign, Because This Money Is Too Difficult To Raise To Be Spending It On Behalf Of Candidates Who Have Little Chance Of Winning In A General Election.

My Greek Mythology Is Not Strong Enough.

To Win In November, Republican Candidates Must Show They Are In Touch With Voter Concerns About Growth, Jobs, Paychecks, Government Spending And Debt. The Only Way To Do This Is By Offering Specific, Persuasive Ideas.