Nothing Misleads People Like The Truth.

I Do Think, From The Other Side, That George W. Ush Was Somewhat Of An Innocent In His Thinking About What Ronald Reagan Did During The Cold War And By Bringing Democracy To Eastern Europe. I Think He Believed That He Could Do The Same Thing By Bringing Democracy - Or Midland, Texas, Really - To The Middle East. I Truly Think He Felt It Was Possible. "i Want To Do For The Middle East What Reagan Did For The Soviet Union."

It Just Seems To Me That From The Republican Perspective, There's So Much Focus On How Bad The Other Side Is, As Opposed To Their Running On Their Own Trajectory Within The Issues.

Regardless Of Whether There Was Ballot Manipulation Or Not, You Still Have 50 Million People Who Voted For George W. Bush In The 2000 Election. And Why? Because He's Fallible? Because He Reminds You Of Us? That's What We Do. We Are Hiring These People. They Don't Hire Themselves. It's Irresponsible To Disregard This Guy As Some Bumbling, Blathering Idiot Who Has No Intelligence Whatsoever.

You Might Be An Interested Guy, An Interested Reported Then I Get To Know You And Then I Know You're This Also And You're This Also And You May Hide It In A Certain Way. That's What I Love.

My Craziest On-set Story Comes From During The Goonies, When I Came Up To Spielberg And Said That I Wanted To Climb The Walls Of The Tunnels And That It Represented My Mother's Womb, For Some Odd Reason. I Was Reading Stanislawski At The Time And Spielberg's Response Was "why Don't You Just Act."