In Every Issue There Are Winners Are

I Think A Lot Of People Think I Was Born In A Blue Suit, On The David Brinkley Show. And That Isn't Me. I Am Much More That Kid Who Grew Up In South St. Louis, In A Very Modest Household, With A Simple Background With Parents Who Didn't Get Through High School.

We Can See Beyond The Present Shadows Of War In The Middle East To A New World Order Where The Strong Work Together To Deter And Stop Aggression. This Was Precisely Franklin Roosevelt's And Winston Churchill's Vision For Peace For The Post-war Period.

I Think When Everything Is Finally Considered, I'll Have A Lot Of Support -- Strong Support -- Not Only From Labor Unions But From Working People.

In 1988, As An Unknown Candidate, Totally Unknown, I Won Iowa, Came In Second In New Hampshire, Won South Dakota. I Was Ahead In Every Super Tuesday State The Day After South Dakota. The Only Problem Was I Didn't Have Enough Money. I Had A Million Dollars Left, And Al Gore Had Three And Michael Dukakis Had Three And It Was Lights Out.

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.