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I Think We Need To Significantly Reduce The Regulatory Burden On The Private Sector. The Obama Administration Is Doing The Opposite. They're Loading On More And More Regulation On The Private Respect To How The Economy Functions.

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 Had A Reputation Of Being Somewhat Moderate, Partly, I Think, Because I Wasn't A 'bomb Thrower' Like Some Of My Conservative Colleagues, And Partly Because I Got Along With People All Across The Political Spectrum.

The Good Lord Didn't See Fit To Put Oil And Gas Only Where There Are Democratically Elected Regimes Friendly To The United States. Occasionally We Have To Operate In Places Where, All Things Considered, One Would Not Normally Choose To Go. But, We Go Where The Business Is.

I Feel Very Strongly That The Significance Of 9/11 Cannot Be Underestimated. It Forces Us To Think In New Ways About Strategy, About National Security, About How We Structure Our Forces And About How We Use U.s. Military Power.