In Terms Of Asking Questions, I Plead

Unfortunately, We Don't Have The Option Of Marriage In Our Country. We Could Go To Britain Or Spain Or Argentina And Do Something Symbolic, But That's Not What I Want. I Want To Have The Rights Of Anybody Else In My Home Country. I Don't Want To Be A Second-class Citizen

I've Worked For Four Presidents And Watched Two Others Up Close, And I Know That There's No Such Thing As A Routine Day In The Oval Office.

My Belief Is We Will, In Fact, Be Greeted As Liberators. . . . I Think It Will Go Relatively Quickly, . . . [in] Weeks Rather Than Months.

As Vice President One Of The Things I Spend Time On Is The Continuity Of Government; That's The Main Reason I'm Here Is A Back Up For The President If Anything Happens To Him.

I Think Things Have Gotten So Bad Inside Iraq, From The Standpoint Of The Iraqi People, My Belief Is We Will, In Fact, Be Greeted As Liberators.